Common Causes of Male Infertility

  Male infertility is a problem that affects many men in the US Male infertility accounts for about 50% of infertile couples experience, and can be extremely frustrating. Unlike female infertility, which is often due to a disorder, male infertility is often related to physical activities that limit their reproductive capacity, or quality of a man's sperm.

   There are two major categories of causes of male infertility: pre-testicular address problems arising in the male reproductive system, such as physical injury; and the cause of the testicle, which refers to the quality of sperm in the testes or disorders
.   Pre-testicular causes of male infertility  Hypogonadism is the most common cause of male infertility in pretesticular cases. Hypogonadism is a defect in the reproductive system that eliminates the need for testicles for reproductive purposes. In the absence of hormones causes defective, little or no sperm, which leads to a problem of infertility.
 Hypogonadism is not reversible, but there are treatments to help increase hormone levels and, in turn, increase the chances of fertility.

   Prescribing and use of illicit drugs and excessive alcohol consumption, is another common cause of male infertility. Drugs and alcohol is known to reduce the amount or quality of the sperm of a man, which can lead to problems in design or the child's birth if successful a design flaws. Vigorous physical activity such as horse riding, cycling and other similar activities, are also known to cause an increase in fertility problems.The causes of testicular male infertility

  The causes of male infertility Testicular refer to disorders or problems that occur in the tests. The most common testicular problems include poor quality of sperm, which can be a genetic disorder or the result of a healthy lifestyle or abnormal sperm morphology, another disorder that directly affects the sperm.

   Oligospermia and azoospermia are two of the most common disorders that lead to testicular causes of male infertility. Oligospermia is a disorder that leaves the male with an abnormally low sperm count, so the design extremely difficult, if not impossible. Oligospermia may be temporary or permanent. Azoospermia refers to the total absence of sperm in the semen, which can be a genetic disorder, or often because of scar tissue in the testes were behind the trauma. While none of these conditions are reversible, some individuals with oligospermia were treated with drugs that have increased the amount of sperm in their semen, allowing design