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Articles about male fertility and reproductive health
Asthenozoospermia: what low sperm motility means and how it can affect fertility
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), infertility affects approximately one in six people of reproductive age worldwide, reflecting its global impact beyond individual cases.
Been trying for months and still not pregnant? These are the signs it is time to see a specialist
Although many couples achieve a pregnancy during their first year of trying, there are situations in which it is advisable to seek advice sooner. Knowing them can help identify treatable problems without going straight to assisted reproduction.
How to improve sperm motility: myths and facts
The internet offers hundreds of tips to improve sperm motility, but few have scientific backing. We review which habits may help, when to seek advice and what new research is under way.
Slow sperm: what it means and how it can affect pregnancy
Slow sperm is one of the most common alterations of male fertility, but it does not necessarily mean infertility. These are its causes, how it is diagnosed and what options exist.