May 07, 2025
Male infertility, a
condition that affects nearly 40-50% of all infertility cases in the city, is
more common than you might think. It refers to a man’s inability to contribute
to conception with his partner after a year or more of regular, unprotected
intercourse. Thanks to medical advancements and better awareness, identifying
and treating male infertility is now more effective than ever before.
If you seek expert
evaluation for male fertility,
Rainbow Hospitals offers not just advanced diagnostic tools and a
multidisciplinary team, but also a supportive environment that prioritizes your
emotional well-being throughout the process.
There isn’t a single
cause behind male infertility. Often, it’s a mix of physical, hormonal,
lifestyle, or genetic factors. The most common causes include:
Ø Low sperm count (oligospermia)
Ø Poor sperm motility (asthenozoospermia)
Ø Abnormal sperm shape (teratozoospermia)
Ø Blocked reproductive tract or varicocele
Ø Hormonal imbalances (like low testosterone
levels)
Ø Infections, chronic illnesses, or autoimmune
conditions
Ø Lifestyle factors such as smoking, alcohol
consumption, drug use, obesity, stress, and prolonged exposure to heat or
toxins
At our men’s fertility
clinic, our best fertility doctors combine precision diagnostics with
personalized care to uncover the root cause and develop the most suitable
treatment plan.
Many men delay getting
evaluated, believing fertility is solely a woman’s concern. However, early
intervention can dramatically improve outcomes. It’s crucial to speak to a
fertility specialist if:
You and your partner have
been trying to conceive for over a year without success
Ø You have a history of testicular, prostate, or
sexual problems
Ø You have undergone chemotherapy, radiation, or
surgery near the groin
Ø Family
history of infertility or genetic conditions
Ø You experience issues with libido, erections, or ejaculation
Our approach begins with
empathy and a comprehensive diagnostic process. This includes:
Semen Analysis: To check sperm count, movement, and structure
Hormonal Testing: To evaluate testosterone and other
hormone levels
Scrotal Ultrasound: To identify varicocele, blockages, or abnormalities
Genetic Testing: If needed, especially in cases of zero or
very low sperm count
Testicular Biopsy: Sometimes performed to assess sperm
production directly
Our goal is to pinpoint the problem and support each patient through every step of the journey, medically and emotionally.
Treatment For Male
Infertility
Treatment depends on the
underlying cause, ranging from simple lifestyle changes to assisted
reproductive techniques. Some of the common treatments include:
Lifestyle Modifications: Healthy diet, regular exercise, quitting
smoking/alcohol
Medication: Hormone therapy or antibiotics for
infections
Surgery: Correcting varicoceles or repairing
obstructions
Assisted Reproductive
Technologies (ART):
Sperm Retrieval
Procedures like TESA, PESA for azoospermia (no sperm in the ejaculate)
After sperm retrieval,
one of the following techniques are recommended depending on the sperm quality
and motility
IUI (Intrauterine
Insemination)
IVF (In Vitro
Fertilization)
ICSI (Intracytoplasmic
Sperm Injection) is often used in severe male infertility
Rainbow Hospitals is
proud to offer state-of-the-art facilities and some of the best fertility
doctors specializing in male reproductive health and advanced fertility
care.
Infertility can
profoundly impact a man’s confidence, self-worth, and relationships. We
understand that treating male infertility is about healing the whole
person. We offer access to mental health counsellors, support groups,
and fertility coaching, helping patients cope with stress, anxiety, or
relationship strains.
Ø Comprehensive male fertility evaluation
Ø Advanced andrology lab & art techniques
Ø Expertise of the best fertility doctors
Ø Privacy, compassion, and confidentiality
guaranteed
Ø Personalized treatment plans tailored to your goals
Ø Integrated psychological and wellness support
If you or your partner
are navigating fertility challenges, know that you are not alone, and
help is just a consultation away. At Rainbow
Hospitals, we are
committed to making your parenthood dreams a reality with cutting-edge care and
heartfelt support.
1. How common is male infertility, and what are the main causes?
Male
infertility contributes to about 40–50% of infertility cases among couples. It
can be caused by a range of factors such as low sperm count, poor sperm
motility, hormonal imbalances, varicoceles, infections, lifestyle habits like
smoking or alcohol use, and even stress. At Rainbow Hospitals, our best fertility doctors use advanced diagnostic tools to pinpoint the
exact cause and guide treatment effectively.
2. When should a man see a fertility doctor?
You
should consider seeing a fertility specialist if:
· You and your partner have been trying to
conceive for over 12 months without success
· You’ve had testicular surgery, chemotherapy,
or groin trauma
· There’s a family history of infertility
· You experience issues with erections,
ejaculation, or libido
If you need help, Rainbow Hospitals offers
confidential, expert evaluation by some of the best fertility doctors in
the country.
3. Can male infertility be treated
successfully?
Absolutely. Depending on the cause, treatment
may include lifestyle changes, medication, surgery, or assisted
reproductive techniques like IUI, IVF, or ICSI. For men with no sperm in the
ejaculate, procedures like TESA or PESA are available to retrieve sperm
directly. At Rainbow Hospitals, we personalize treatment based on your specific
fertility profile.
4. How does Rainbow Hospitals support
emotional well-being during infertility treatment?
Infertility can affect mental health and
relationships. Rainbow Hospitals provides counselling services, fertility
coaching, and support groups to help men cope with the emotional
challenges. Our best fertility doctors ensure that every step of your
treatment journey is handled with compassion, privacy, and psychological
support.