While trying to conceive... the possibility of having a fertility issue can be a sensitive topic.
According to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine... infertility affects six-point-seven million women in the U-S.
And a new study finds that men are
While trying to conceive... the possibility of having a fertility issue can be a sensitive topic.
According to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine... infertility affects six-point-seven million women in the U-S.
And a new study finds that men are either the sole cause of or contribute to 40-percent of infertile couples.
Now the reason for why this is, is still a question though.
After studying the medical records of nearly 800 men with and without fertility problems, researchers from the State University of New York at Stony Brook reveals infertile men do not have more medical problems than their peers.
They found no relationship between the number of diseases a man had and their ability to conceive a child.
Other studies have found possible answers for the infertility in men.
Scientists at Stanford University thin