Many couples in the present society are struggling to cope with infertility issues. Nearly one in every seven couples is infertile, which means they haven’t been able to have a baby despite having regular tries for a year or longer. Male infertility may play a significant role in up to 50 per cent of these couples.
Male infertility indicates that a man’s reproductive system is malfunctioning. It means you are unable to begin pregnancy with the female partner. The inability to conceive is the presenting symptom of infertility. Other common symptoms may or may not exist. In some cases, men who are infertile may display signs of hormonal imbalances, such as changes in hair growth or sexual function. Men should seek medical attention for infertility if they experience any of the following symptoms:
●A sperm count that is lower than usual
●Sexual dysfunction issues
●In the testicle area, you may experience pain, swelling, or a lump.
●Breast growth that is abnormal
●Reduced facial or body hair, as well as other symptoms of a chromosomal or hormonal disorder
●Respiratory infections that reoccur
●A lack of smell