Fertility
Fertility treatments
Male Infertility
This male erection disorder almost always occurs in men between the ages of 40 and 60 who have suffered some degree of minor penile incurvation during their lives.
Male Infertility
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DEFINITION
What is Infertility?
The WHO (World Health Organization) and ESHRE (European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology) define a Sterile Couple as one that after a year of regular intercourse with the intention of having children without birth control do not achieve pregnancy.
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prevalence
How frequent is this?
This male erection disorder almost always occurs in men between the ages of 40 and 60 who have suffered some degree of minor penile incurvation during their lives.
The development of the plaque or fibrotic nodule is accelerated and when the patient begins to see problems, is when they seek medical help.
In the medical consultation with the urology or andrology specialist, the patient undergoes a series of procedures to understand the evolution of the signs and the degree of sexual dysfunction.
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Medical evaluation
What percentage is due to the Male Factor?
Currently the male component represents the most common cause of infertility, and it can be said that in more than half of couples with reproductive problems there is a male factor responsible.
Techniques and treatments
Can it be treated?
More often than not, attention is not paid to this male factor in Reproduction. The indication of an In Vitro Fertilization Technique (IVF) means that in many cases it is often forgotten that the male factor may have treatment. In some cases treatment will manage to cure the patient (and perhaps IVF is not necessary), while in others it will improve the situation and, in any case, the quality of sperm will be improved and the reproduction technique will be easier and less costly (increasing the likelihood of pregnancy at the first IVF attempt). In all cases a male study can contribute something positive, especially if the cause is male.
