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Male Fertility
Diagnosis and treatment for male fertility concerns
As a specialist clinic for the treatment of male factor infertility and related concerns, we are proud to provide dedicated fertility treatments and reproductive health advice to all our male patients.
We offer:
- Comprehensive male fertility assessments
- Dedicated reproductive health advice and support
- Expert medical advice for men on infertility prevention
- Advice on the lifestyle changes you can make for fertility improvement
We aim to encourage better reproductive health and where possible, help men prevent lifestyle-factor fertility problems before they start through screening, advice, awareness and education.
Why have a male fertility assessment?
Sperm counts are falling and male infertility is rising – but most men don’t realise they have a fertility problem until they try to conceive. Through andrology we are taking a proactive approach to help men have a better fertility future.
With the expertise of our male fertility specialists, we will help you understand:
- Your fertility history – childhood illnesses, syndromes or conditions that may have affected fertility
- Your current fertility – a thorough fertility assessment and physical examination
- Your future fertility – how your lifestyle may be affecting your reproductive health
- How to maintain your sexual health – preventing STIs and contraception
- Sexual dysfunction – erectile and ejaculatory disorders
What is Male Infertility?
Male infertility can have many causes. You may have an underlying health concern, such as a genetic illness, or your lifestyle may be negatively impacting your sperm quality. Statistics show that male infertility is on the rise and generally accounts for around 30% of infertility in the UK. Some men are unaware of any fertility concerns until they actively attempt to conceive a child.