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Male infertility can make it difficult for a couple to conceive even when the female partner has no major fertility problem. It may be due to low sperm count, poor sperm movement, abnormal sperm shape, hormonal problems, varicocele, blocked reproductive ducts, genetic factors, or problems with sperm production. About 4 million couples in Pakistan are struggling with infertility, out of which 20%-50% of cases are due to the male factor.
At NJINSKY IVF & Fertility Clinic in Lahore, male infertility is evaluated through a detailed medical assessment and appropriate fertility testing. Depending on the underlying cause, treatment may include medical or hormonal therapy, IUI, IVF, ICSI, or advanced sperm-retrieval procedures such as TESE, TESA, PESA, and Micro-TESE.
If you have been trying to conceive without success, a proper male fertility assessment can help identify the cause and determine the most appropriate treatment approach. At Njinsky, we understand what you are going through hence, we encourage you to visit us for the best male infertility treatment in Pakistan.
Male infertility is a condition in which a man has a problem that reduces the likelihood of achieving a pregnancy with his partner. It may result from problems with sperm production, sperm quality, sperm movement, sperm delivery, hormones, or the male reproductive system.
Infertility is generally evaluated when a couple has not achieved pregnancy after 12 months of regular, unprotected intercourse. Earlier assessment may be appropriate when there are known fertility concerns, previous testicular or reproductive problems, or other risk factors.
Male factors can contribute to infertility in a significant proportion of couples. Genetic conditions, hormonal imbalances, and structural abnormalities in the male reproductive system often play a role in male infertility. Because male infertility may not cause noticeable symptoms, fertility testing is often an important first step.
Male infertility can have one or several underlying causes. Identifying the cause helps fertility specialists determine whether medical treatment, surgery, sperm retrieval, or assisted reproductive treatment may be appropriate.
There is often a misconception that male infertility is untreatable. However, most causes of male infertility can be easily treated in a male infertility clinic such as NJINSKY IVF & FERTILITY CLINIC.
During intercourse, a male’s body produces “sperm”; a healthy sperm is required to achieve conception in a female’s body.
Oligospermia, or low sperm count, is one of the most common reasons for male infertility. Due to low sperm count, fewer sperm survive in the female reproductive tract. Hence, very few or none reach and fertilize the female egg, leading to no pregnancy. The treatment depends on the cause and may include medical management, lifestyle changes, treatment of an underlying condition, IUI, IVF, or ICSI.
Sperm that do not move properly struggle to reach and fertilize the egg. This condition is known as asthenozoospermia. A specialist who treats male infertility often tests for motility of sperm as it is vital for sperm to swim towards the egg for fertilization. When sperm motility is significantly reduced, assisted reproductive techniques such as ICSI may be considered depending on the overall fertility assessment.
Teratozoospermia refers to sperm with abnormal shapes, which can interfere with fertilization. These sperm often die before reaching the egg, are unable to bind with the egg or are unable to swim towards the egg.
Azoospermia means that no sperm are detected in the semen. It can occur because sperm are not being produced adequately or because sperm are being produced but cannot enter the semen due to a blockage. The treatment of azoospermia depends on whether it is obstructive or non-obstructive and may involve medical treatment, surgery, or sperm retrieval procedures such as TESA, TESE, or Micro-TESE followed by ICSI when appropriate.
Male hormones, such as testosterone play a crucial role in sperm production. An imbalance in testosterone can significantly affect fertility as healthy sperms are required for pregnancy. Where appropriate, blood tests and other investigations can help identify hormonal causes.
A varicocele is a swelling of the veins in the scrotum that can lead to decreased sperm quality. It is one of the leading causes of male infertility, which often requires surgical intervention. A fertility specialist may evaluate whether treatment of a clinically significant varicocele could benefit fertility.
Certain genetic or chromosomal abnormalities can impair sperm development or function. While not always obvious, these genetic causes are often revealed through detailed testing and are a critical consideration in planning male infertility treatment.
A blockage in the epididymis, vas deferens, or another part of the reproductive tract can prevent sperm from reaching the semen despite sperm production within the testicles. In selected cases, sperm may be retrieved directly from the reproductive tract or testicular tissue for use with ICSI.
Certain lifestyle and environmental factors may negatively affect sperm quality. These can include smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, obesity, exposure to excessive heat, some medications, recreational drug use, and other health-related factors. Your fertility specialist can discuss which factors may be relevant to your individual situation.
Male infertility often has no obvious symptoms. Difficulty achieving pregnancy may be the first indication that a fertility problem exists.
Some men may experience symptoms associated with an underlying condition, including:
The most common symptom is the inability to achieve pregnancy despite regular, unprotected intercourse for a year or more.
Reduced libido may suggest a hormonal imbalance that can affect fertility.
Trouble maintaining or achieving an erection can be linked to hormonal or circulatory problems.
These symptoms may indicate conditions like varicocele or infection, both of which can impact fertility.
A sign of possible chromosomal or hormonal abnormalities.
Changes in testicular size or consistency could reflect problems with sperm production.
Low sperm count, poor motility, or abnormal morphology often reveal the issue during fertility testing.
Male infertility treatment in Lahore with NJINSKY IVF & FERTILITY CLINIC offers a wide range of male infertility tests to ensure an accurate diagnosis to provide the most advanced medical treatment for male infertility. Common diagnostic tests with high accuracy are as follows:
NJINSKY IVF & FERTILITY CLINIC offers access to the leading male infertility specialist in Lahore. Our highly qualified team consisting of infertility doctors, Internationally certified scientist, embryologists and staff work together to provide the most suitable male infertility treatment in Lahore. IVF success rate for male infertility at Njinsky has made us one of the leading IVF clinics in Pakistan.
Treatment options vary for different conditions. Some common treatments available are:
Feel free to book an appointment to get more details on treatment options available, according to your specific case.
Male infertility is a challenge many couples face but rarely talk about. At Njinsky, we approach it with precision and care. We ensure that every treatment is backed by global medical standards.
Male infertility is a challenge many couples face but rarely talk about. At Njinsky, we approach it with precision and care. We ensure that every treatment is backed by global medical standards.
NJINSKY IVF & FERTILITY CLINIC offers the best male infertility specialists in Lahore so that you are confident that you′ll receive top-quality care. Our premium embryology lab and 30+ years of experience ensure you receive the best treatment!
Male infertility can have many causes, but an abnormal semen analysis or difficulty conceiving does not automatically mean that you cannot become a father. The right treatment begins with identifying the cause.
If you are looking for male infertility treatment in Lahore, NJINSKY IVF & Fertility Clinic can evaluate your fertility concerns and discuss appropriate treatment options based on your individual condition.
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