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Follow the links below to find information on male infertility, including diagnosis and treatments.
Reviewed January 2009
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Fertility problems in men
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The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners
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See also chart 139 Fertility problems in women Fertility problems affect 1 in 10 couples who want children and in many cases a cause is not found Failure to conceive may be the result of a problem aff
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Mar 2009
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Infertility treatments - male
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Better Health Channel
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Some of the reproductive technologies available to infertile men include surgery to clear blockages or reverse a vasectomy, hormone therapy, artificial insemination, in vitro fertilisation (IVF) and intra cytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI).
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Oct 2008
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Anejaculation
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Andrology Australia
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Anejaculation is when a man does not ejaculate after orgasm.
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Oct 2008
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Male hypogonadism (gonadal deficiency)
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Virtual Medical Centre.com
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Information on the symptoms, treatment and diagnosis of male hypogonadism by professional health specialists.
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Jul 2008
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Infertility - male
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Better Health Channel
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Male fertility problems include poor quality sperm, low sperm count or blockages in the tubes of the reproductive system. Treatment includes hormone therapy and assisted reproductive techniques (ART), such as artificial insemination.
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Apr 2008
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Male infertility
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Queensland Health
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Infertility is defined as the failure to achieve a pregnancy after one year of regular (at least twice weekly) unprotected intercourse with the same partner. Both partners should be checked for infertility. Male infertility is indicated when, after checking both partners, problems in reproductive function have been identified in the male partner.
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Apr 2008
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Retrograde ejaculation
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Andrology Australia
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During normal ejaculation, semen is propelled forward through the urethra and out the tip of the penis. In men with retrograde ejaculation, the muscle at the opening of the bladder, which usually stops semen from entering the bladder during orgasm, does not close normally. This allows semen to flow back into the bladder.
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Apr 2008
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Surgery or embolisation for varicoceles in subfertile men
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John Wiley and Sons, Ltd. for The Cochrane Collaboration
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No evidence that treatment of varicoceles in men from couples with otherwise unexplained subfertility improves pregnancy rates...
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Jan 2008
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Male infertility
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Andrology Australia
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In Australia, it is estimated that male infertility affects about one man in 20, and is the underlying reason for 40% of infertile couples using assisted reproduction. Contents: Facts, Causes, Prevention, Diagnosis, Treatment, Emotional Issues, Support
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Aug 2007
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Psychosocial issues
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Andrology Australia
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Living with a reproductive health problem can often affect men psychologically as well as physically. Relationships can suffer, quality of life can be reduced and aspects of the social side of life can be affected.
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Mar 2006
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Semen testing
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Andrology Australia
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Semen testing (or semen analysis) is the laboratory testing of freshly ejaculated semen that usually has been produced by masturbation.
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Jan 2006
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Absence of vas deferens and seminal vesicles
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Andrology Australia
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Men born with this problem, known as congenital absence of the vas deferens (CAVD), are usually missing both their vas deferens and two thirds of their epididymis and these men are infertile.
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Dec 2005
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Sperm antibodies
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Andrology Australia
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Antibodies are proteins made in the body by the immune system to fight infection or disease. Sperm antibodies commonly are found in men after vasectomy and injury or infection in the epididymis.
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Dec 2005
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Radiation and infertility
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Andrology Australia
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Radiation treatment for testicular or other cancers near the testes can damage the testis, leaving permanent problems with sperm production.
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Dec 2005
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Prostate obstructions and infertility
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Andrology Australia
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Non-specific prostate infections may sometimes cause blockages along the reproductive tract.
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Dec 2005
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Infections and infertility
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Andrology Australia
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Temporary infections can cause severe damage and leave men permanently infertile.
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Dec 2005
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Heat and infertility
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Andrology Australia
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A cooler temperature in the testis is necessary for sperm production. High levels of heat can reduce sperm production.
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Dec 2005
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