Articles related to "Sperm Quality"

Men with fertility issues can often improve their sperm quality, low sperm count and increase sperm motility just by modifying behaviors that can affect male fertility.

Miscarriage has been thought of as a woman's problem, but research shows that it can be caused by the man.

Studies carried out at two fertility clinics in Spain have found that men who had a low antioxident intake had poor quality sperm.

The soy bean is thought of as the healthy choice and is in many vegetarian and low cholesterol foods, but it may not be as good for you as you think.

New research has shown that men who have a folate rich diet have good quality sperm.

One in three couples have trouble in conceiving and this rate is set to double. Here are some ways of beating male infertility.

Fertility problems can be difficult for a couple, especially if they are unaware of the reasons for the infertility. Find out why a couple might have trouble conceiving.

Often, couples unable to conceive overlook the fact that a high percentage of infertility cases involve a male factor. Male infertility has several causes.

This article explains what male factor infertility is and looks at possible causes for it, treatments and ways of naturally boosting a man's fertility.

Using Vitamins to detox and enhance your fertility

Two studies look at the way that cell phones may effect the quality of sperm.

Males fetuses can be affected as early as eight weeks gestation by chemicals found in perfumes and cosmetics.

Scientists are aware of the affect of alcoholism on conception. Research has now indicated that even a moderate intake of alcohol can reduce your ability to conceive.

New research has shown that sperm DNA is damaged in men who have taken antidepressants.

Acupuncture and Chinese Herbs are helping couples achieve pregnancy, both naturally and with in vitro fertilization, in Western practices.

Dr. Stephanie Belloc was scheduled to release the findings of a study which she claims demonstrated a link between paternal age and miscarriage rates.

15% of cases of male factor infertility are caused by bacteria, parasites or viruses and vaginal infections can also trigger female infertility.

If a couple isn't quite ready to start medical fertility treatments, there are a number of natural and non-invasive ways to help get pregnant.