Male infertility is a problem that many men face.  Not being able to conceive a child can be emotionally devastating.  Infertility can be caused by several things, such as low sperm count, poorly shaped or immobile sperm, illnesses, injuries, chronic health problems, and severe lifestyle issues, such as chronic hot tub or sauna use. Studies show that a man’s sperm count gradually declines after the age of 40.  Also, approximately 15 percent of couples are infertile and male infertility plays a role in up to 50%
of cases.

Some men who previously fathered children have chosen to prevent further pregnancies.  This procedure is called a vasectomy,
or male sterilization. Several men who have undergone this procedure may change their minds.  They may have lost a child
and want to conceive another.  They may have had children in a previous marriage, and their new spouse may want to
conceive children of their own.  Matter of fact, remarriage is one of the top reasons that men have vasectomy
reversals. Years ago, this would have been almost impossible because a vasectomy was considered to be a permanent procedure.  However, excellent results can occur from the vasectomy reversal, which restores a man’s fertility.  During microsurgical vasectomy reversal, the tubes that carry the sperm from the testicles into the semen are reconnected.  Vasectomy reversals have a high success rate when performed by a Fellowship-trained Male Infertility Specialist and Microsurgeon! If you have any questions regarding either male infertility or vasectomy reversal, contact a qualified specialist.

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As men, we shudder at the thought of any comment that directly brings our manhood into question. Sometimes a problem occurs that can only be labeled as Erectile Dysfunction (ED). Erectile Dysfunction is the inability to achieve or sustain an erection
suitable for sexual intercourse. This is a subject most men don’t like thinking about, let alone discussing it. It is a subject that should not be taken lightly. There are several things that can cause ED, such as poor blood flow to the penis, constant fatigue, and medications, to mention a few.  According to Web MD, Erectile Dysfunction affects an estimated 18 million men in the U.S. alone.  Although, this can have a devastating mental effect on men, there are ways to treat this condition.  For example, Viagra, Levitra, and Cialis are just a few of the medications used to treat ED. Low testosterone level is also a common, associated factor and it is easy to treat. If you are experiencing Erectile Dysfunction, I suggest you contact a physician who specializes in this field.

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