Male infertility is the term used to refer a male's inability to successfully impregnate a female. It affects approximately 7% of all men and is commonly due to deficiencies in the semen. Male infertility can be caused due to a variety of reasons such as genetic factors, lifestyle factors, certain syndromes,  etc.

In this video Dr. Shruti Parik, gynaecologist, tells us about the investigations done to diagnose male infertility and how male infertility can be prevented by following certain lifestyle modifications. 

  1. What is male infertility?
  2. What causes male infertility?
  3. What tests are carried out to assess male infertility?
  4. Why is semen analysis important to investigate male infertility?
  5. What is the normal sperm count?
  6. How does sperm motility and spa morphology affect male fertility? 
  7. How does lifestyle affect male infertility?

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