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One of the most significant problems in modern society is male infertility, which affects 20% of infertile couples. According to recent studies, 1 in 20 men have poor sperm counts and 1 in 100 men have no sperm at all - a condition called Azoospermia. Reduced physical activity, lack of sleep, and high levels of stress are two major contributors to male infertility, but these issues can be greatly alleviated with the right lifestyle choices and male fertility yoga. In this article, we will look into the power of yoga to boost male fertility. To begin with, what are the major infertility issues that men face? The most common infertility issues that men struggle with are: Sperms are not grown fully, Sperm oddly shaped, Motility issues, Very low sperm count Zero sperm count What Causes Male Infertility? Male fertility is influenced by numerous biological and environmental variables. The most common ones are: Choices of the way of life Excessive smoking Consuming too much alcohol Certain...

A new study has found physically demanding work associated with significant improvement in men's reproductive potential. It suggested that men who regularly lift heavy objects at work have higher sperm counts, which means higher fertility potential. The study by researchers from Brigham and Women's Hospital was published in Human Reproduction. Factors that can affect male fertility Infertility rates are growing worldwide, and about 40 per cent of the cases are attributed to male factors. Male infertility is generally linked to sperm count, semen quality and sexual function. Particularly, sperm count and semen quality are considered the major drivers of growing infertility rates among men. Additionally, male infertility have been linked to common chronic diseases such as cardiovascular disease and autoimmune disease, highlighted first author Lidia M nguez-Alarc n, a reproductive epidemiologist in Brigham's Channing Division of Network Medicine. Physically activity may hel...

Micro-TESE (Microscopic Testicular Sperm Extraction) Key to Fatherhood. Micro-TESE is an exclusive technique used to extract sperms directly from the testis in the case of men who suffer due to non-obstructive azoospermia (absence of sperm in semen due to abnormal sperm production).The social taboo around male infertility has muted men and prevents them from accessing any assistance related to fertility issues. Around 50 per cent of infertility is due to men but there are plenty of advanced fertility treatments to embrace fatherhood. It's time to wake up from slumber and become vocal about one's fertility issues and it is vital for the male partner to accompany the wife to a fertility specialist if they are unable to conceive even after a year of trying. Early intervention can improve the outcome of fertility treatments. Age plays a crucial role in one's conception and hence delaying evaluation or treatment will do more harm than good. Many couples give up hope and feel tha...