Results Tag increase sperm count

Clomid for Men: Can it Cure Low Sperm Count?

Category: Low Sperm Count, Male Infertility | Posted on January 7, 2013

Low sperm count is a common cause for male factor infertility. If your ejaculate contains fewer than 15 million sperm cells per milliliter of semen, it is considered low and means you have a decreased chance of conceiving a child. Low sperm count… Read More

Your Sperm Count is Counting on You...

Category: Low Sperm Count, Sperm Health | Posted on September 25, 2012

Male infertility is a contributing cause to infertility in some form, in nearly half of all fertility cases. Although many factors can affect fertility, experts agree that lifestyle choices can influence the health of a male's sperm. If you are… Read More

The Most Delectable Foods - That Increase Sperm Count

Category: Low Sperm Count, Sperm Health | Posted on September 5, 2012

What you put into your body affects how smoothly it operates. In fact, sperm health is greatly influenced by the nutrients, or lack thereof, in your diet. One of these essential nutrients is the mineral zinc, which is the second most common mineral… Read More

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How Does Diabetes Affect Male Fertility?

Posted on Feb 22, 2023

According to a recent study, in the three months before conception, men taking… Read More

How to Prepare for Your Vasectomy Reversal

Posted on Jan 31, 2023

If you’ve had a vasectomy, you may have thought your chances for natural c… Read More

Common Signs of Infertility in Men

Posted on Dec 29, 2022

In the medical community, infertility has been defined as the inability to… Read More

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The Male Fertility & Sexual Medicine Specialists Blog is an informative resource highlighting important topics in the fertility community, specifically regarding male infertility. Popular subjects covered include: vasectomy reversal, low sperm count, no sperm count, male sexual dysfunction, and more. Patients from over 30 countries visit Dr. Bastuba in two convenient Southern California locations in San Diego and La Jolla.