Male infertility

Fertility challenges affect both men and women, yet male infertility is frequently overlooked until a couple struggles to conceive. In an Instagram post on October 31, Dr Vishal Thakur, gynaecologist and centre clinical director at Indira…
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A healthy and balanced diet, including adequate protein intake, is generally important for overall reproductive health and sperm production requires an adequate supply of essential amino acids obtained from dietary protein sources but some…
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While men put in a lot of effort to achieve ideal body/physique, they sometimes consume certain supplements or even steroids which helps induce muscle growth and strength but while maintaining physical strength and ensuring an increase in…
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Men are equally responsible for infertility as females since male partners can have Oligozoospermia (low sperm count), Asthenozoospermia (which is poor motility), teratozoospermia or Oligoasthenoteratozoospermia (OAT). OAT is the most…
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