Infertility has emerged as a major health concern in recent years, with a growing number of couples seeking medical help to conceive. According to the World Health Organisation, infertility affects ...

If you are having sex once a week then you need have no concerns. Sperm production does not depend on the frequency of sex. It depends on the health of the reproductive organs of the man. Prolonged ...

Alas, there are no homunculi crammed inside the smallest human cells. Yet recent research in fertility and urology suggests Hartsoeker’s image could work metaphorically: Sperm can be a proxy for the ...

If you’ve been feeling a little low in more than one aspect of life, you’re not alone, and chances are you’re not going crazy, either. You may be experiencing the symptoms of low testosterone.

For years, male fertility has been seen as something that lasts forever. Many people believe that men can father children at any age without any issues. While it is true that men do not experience a ...

Doctors warn that fear of responsibility, stress, and delayed life choices may be contributing to rising male infertility.

Learn how the male biological clock affects fertility and hormones, and discover ways men can maintain reproductive health as ...

According to Healthline, the average size of a man's balls is around 4 x 3 x 2 centimetres (24 cm). For those of you who may worry about the difference in sizes of one testicle to another, don't fear ...

Fertility blood tests reveal hormone balance, ovarian reserve, and reproductive health.

The WHO released its first guideline on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of male- and female-factor infertility.

While many women are clear about choosing egg freezing, questions remain unanswered about the number of eggs and cycles required. A fertility specialist explains the factors that determine its success ...

Addressing the misunderstandings about fertility therapies, Dr. Kirti Singh sheds light on the reality that infertility can ...