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There is little doubt that alcohol affects male fertility negatively. The more pertinent question is : how much alcohol is too much to threaten fertility and what damage to fertility will too much alcohol cause?
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<p>There is little doubt that alcohol affects male fertility negatively. The more pertinent question is : how much alcohol is too much to threaten fertility and what damage to fertility will too much alcohol cause?</p>
<p>So how much is too much? Studies have shown that drinking more than four ounces of alcohol a day is bad for your reproductive system. As an example, a bottle of beer or a glass of wine contains about half an ounce of alcohol. Alcohol concentration depends largely on the kind of drink that is consumed but taking beer as a guide, 8 bottles of beer a day will give you 4 ounces of alcohol content. This is certainly going to do harm to your fertility.Here&#8217;s how alcohol actually affects male fertility :-</p>
<p>1. Alcoholism (excessive consumption of alcohol) raises the estrogen level in men. This will in turn interfere with his hormones and sperm development. Why? Because alcohol is a toxin that tends to kill sperm generating cells in men. Worse still, chronic alcoholism can cause atrophy in the testicles, gynecomastia and the lack of sexual interest.</p>
<p>2. Excessive alcohol consumption causes a disorder in the gonads resulting in changes in the structure of the testicles and decline in the T serum level. A drop in the is T serum level can cause male infertility.</p>
<p>3. The toxicity of excessive alcohol can reduce sperm density or sperm count. Typically the volume of a single ejaculate is 3 milliliters (sometimes reaching six milliliter per ejaculate) with 120 million sperm cells per ml. But alcohol can cause a drastic reduction in these figures. In addition, alcohol can result in abnormalities in sperm size, shape and the sperm tail. Sperm motility can also be affected negatively.</p>
<p>4. Excessive alcohol alters the regular oval head and a straight tail of the healthy sperm cell. This change in sperm shape can seriously compromise the viability of the spermatozoa. Also, chronic alcoholism damages the sperm morphology that often has irreversible effects.</p>
<p>(Note: Drinking too much alcohol can also cause impotence and liver damage)</p>
<p>If in doubt, do a semen analysis test to determine the state of your fertility. Sperms normally take about three months to develop. So if you want to have your sperm analyzed, you must abstain from sexual activity during this period to get a clearer and more reliable reading regarding the health and the condition of the sperm that is produced.</p>
<p>You don&#8217;t always have to see a Urologist if you want to do semen analysis. You can save yourself a lot of money by using a laboatory technician instead. Another option is to use a semen analysis test kit which can do the job for you in the privacy of your home. You can get a good, basic information about the health of your semen and sperm.</p>
<p>Just like in men, alcoholism also can also affect the reproductive health of mothers too. Some of the causes are : ovarian dysfunction, amenorrhea, anovulation, luteal phase defect, hyperprolactinemia etc.</p>
<p>To conclude, if you are serious about getting a baby, then curbing your drinking habit is an important consideration. </p>
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Have you been trying to get pregnant but can&#8217;t? A male fertility test can help resolve the question of whether it&#8217;s you or your partner that needs fertility treatment. Also called a semen analysis or a sperm count, this [...]<br /><br><a href="http://hormoneinfertility.com">fertility options</a><br /><br />]]></description>
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<p>Have you been trying to get pregnant but can&#8217;t? A male fertility test can help resolve the question of whether it&#8217;s you or your partner that needs fertility treatment. Also called a semen analysis or a sperm count, this non-invasive procedure measures the amount and quality of his semen and sperm. As Dr. Werthman of the Center for Male Reproductive Medicine explains, this simple test can tell how many sperm are present, how many appear normal, and how many are active. </p>
<p>Your partner may not like the idea of getting tested. But it is crucial that he does before you and your doctor make a final decision to have you undergo any invasive or complicated fertility procedure. </p>
<p><b>What a semen analysis can tell you</b></p>
<p>Aside from sperm count and quality, a semen analysis will also tell if there is an existing or potential medical or reproductive problem. For instance, a higher white blood cell count may indicate inflammation or infection. If his test results confirm this or any other health concern, he will most likely need to undergo a thorough evaluation so that your doctor can determine what&#8217;s wrong with him. </p>
<p>Perhaps more importantly, the semen analysis (together with a postcoital test) can help determine which fertility therapy is best for you as a couple. The postcoital test is a two-hour procedure that shows if your cervical mucus still contains sperm six to ten hours after sexual intercourse. Dr. Bill Yee, director of the in vitro fertilization program at Long Beach [California] Memorial Medical Center, says sperm retention is crucial in telling if you can get pregnant. Dr. Yee says this female exam should only be done if the semen analysis is normal. </p>
<p><b>What a semen analysis cannot tell you</b></p>
<p>A semen analysis is an initial, standard exam with limited results that does not analyze the following sperm conditions: </p>
<p>1. Sperm health. A sperm analysis will not tell you if your partner&#8217;s sperm are healthy enough to get you pregnant. Instead, a more sophisticated sperm chromatin structure assay (SCSA) exam can find that out for you. </p>
<p>2. Appropriate therapy. In case the result turns out to be abnormal, the analysis will not say what type of therapy will be appropriate to treat your partner. </p>
<p>3. Sperm integrity among other important functions. A semen analysis will not tell if the sperm can locate and penetrate an egg. </p>
<p>4. Viability for natural conception. Finally, the sperm sample submitted for evaluation is not enough to holistically ascertain if your partner&#8217;s sperm can get you pregnant, naturally, via sexual intercourse. </p>
<p><b>What&#8217;s next?</b></p>
<p>Additional tests may be advised by your physician, if your partner&#8217;s test result is poor. Your physician may or may not recommend the following highly specialized exams: </p>
<p>Sperm Survival Test</p>
<p>A simple test that checks sperm sample activity 24 hours after being kept in a lab incubator. Movement under the microscope is a sign of good health and &#8220;performance.&#8221; </p>
<p>Bovine Cervical Mucus Test</p>
<p>Somewhat similar to the postcoital test, except that the mucus used comes from a cow (bovine), instead of from you. The reason for this is its commercial and readily available in test kits, even abroad. </p>
<p>Semen Culture Test</p>
<p>A test that checks the semen sample for bad bacteria and their sensitivity to antibiotics. </p>
<p><b>Is the test worth taking?</b></p>
<p>Yes. Despite its limitations it is well worth it for your partner to get tested. In the best case scenario, it will save you and your partner the financial and emotional pain that normally accompany advanced fertility treatments. </p>
<p>Knowing his true fertility condition will also shed light on his medical condition&#8211;if he needs to change or improve certain aspects of his lifestyle to help maximize his sexual and overall health. </p>
<p>Whatever the result, assure him of your unwavering love and support. Let him know that getting tested will be worth it as it will bring more clarity to the determination of which strategies need to be undertaken to help you get pregnant.
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<p><b>Diana Farrell</b> is an author of several popular books on enhancing fertility who has helped many couples realize their dream of parenthood. If you or your partner are considering getting a <b>male fertility test</b>, please visit http://pregnancysuccessprogram.com for further valuable tips and secrets to conceive faster.</p>
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The woman is not necessarily always responsible for infertility in the couple, many a times the male partner may be the one who is infertile. Infertility can be observed due to the male partner, or the female partner, and the chances are [...]<br /><br><a href="http://hormoneinfertility.com">fertility options</a><br /><br />]]></description>
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<p><strong>The woman is not necessarily always responsible for infertility in the couple, many a times the male partner may be the one who is infertile. Infertility can be observed due to the male partner, or the female partner, and the chances are 50-50. Sometimes infertility can be a result due to both the partners as well. It is very important to know more about male infertility before you come to any conclusion. IVF male infertility may be a topic of importance for you.</strong>The Chief Causes Of Male InfertilityThere are many reasons that can cause the male partner to face fertility issues. Sexually transmitted diseases that may cause the sperm ducts to be blocked or even lower the sperm count can show hindrances with your fertility. However these can be cured with the usage of antibiotics. Any sort of blockage in the path of sperms through the vas deference or the epididymis can also lower the sperm count to zero, and needs surgical cure.Varicocele is the dilation of the scrotum veins that can also cause infertility because of the reduced production of sperms as a result of the increase in temperature. This is one of the chief causes of infertility in men. Other causes include abnormalities of the male reproductive organs, and sometimes even genetic issues that cause fertility problems to get inherited.Many young men nowadays opt for vasectomy but might wish to reverse the surgery at a later stage, fertility cannot always be guaranteed with such a surgery. While this is quite possible with a proper surgery, sometimes even a perfect and successful surgery doesn&#8217;t reverse the infertility. This is because of the body&#8217;s adaptation against the production and deliverance of sperms. This is also another reason to see infertility in men.The CureYou could either opt for some surgical procedures to help you with the problems mentioned above or you could even go for an IVF male <a href="http://www.hormoneinfertility.com">infertility treatment</a>. Even though it might be quite an embarrassing topic to talk on with a doctor, there are many people all around who suffer from IVF male infertility problems. You might not even be suffering from an infertility issue for all you know. Consulting a doctor to get your suspicions clarified and treated is the best option to go for.Get online and look for the best examples of the clinics that deal with IVF male infertility. There should be plenty of options for you. Look for the ones that offer to be the most suitable and reliable. Going through the reviews can be a great way to find out more about the clinic near to your home.You should always choose to consult an expert for advice and opinion instead of not helping yourself and doing nothing about your condition. Find out your options with IVF male infertility and check out the cure available for you.</p>
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Infertility in men is about as common as infertility in women. Infertility is described as the inability to conceive after about one year of sexual intercourse without the use of contraceptives. If age is a factor, then you may want to consult a doctor or infertility specialist after about six months of trying, as [...]<br /><br><a href="http://hormoneinfertility.com">fertility options</a><br /><br />]]></description>
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<p>Infertility in men is about as common as infertility in women. Infertility is described as the inability to conceive after about one year of sexual intercourse without the use of contraceptives. If age is a factor, then you may want to consult a doctor or infertility specialist after about six months of trying, as fertility decreases with age. Some causes for infertility can be harder to treat the longer they are left without intervention, so don’t hesitate to seek advice early if you suspect that infertility may be a factor for you. </p>
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<p>Many things can cause infertility in men. Illness, disease, injury, obstruction in the tubes of the testes, diet, weight and activity levels are only some of the causes of male infertility. Common causes of infertility are low sperm count, dysfunctional or immobile sperm, and impaired sperm delivery. Men can be born with some of these conditions, or they can develop them later in life. </p>
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<p>When determining the cause of infertility in a couple, the man and woman should be examined. The procedures for examining male infertility are generally simple and non-invasive. Your doctor will check for sperm production, irregularities in the testes, and hormonal imbalances among other possible causes. A semen analysis will tell if the ejaculate has adequate seminal fluid to allow for sperm movement. The sperm will be checked for number of sperm, the shape and structure of the sperm, mobility, seminal fluid and total volume or amount of ejaculate. </p>
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<p>If there is no sperm present in the seminal fluid, then it is termed azoospermia. This can be caused by a malformation in the testes or a possible obstruction in one of the ducts necessary to deliver the sperm effectively into the ejaculate. If sperm is present in the fluid, then it will be tested for abnormalities. If a significant number of sperm are abnormal, then they can be a cause for infertility. Your infertility specialist may wish to perform a sperm-mucus interaction test. This test will determine if the sperm are able to live within and move through cervical mucus and thus, through the female reproductive system. </p>
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<p>Your doctor may also wish to conduct a sperm penetration assay. This will determine your sperm’s ability to latch on and penetrate an egg’s outer layer. Infection, disease and illness will be looked for. These things can affect your testosterone and sperm production. </p>
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<p>About half of all male infertility cases can be treated through assisted reproduction. Your infertility specialist will determine which treatments will be best for you depending on your situation. If there is a neurological reason that ejaculate can not be obtained, such as spinal cord injury, then you may be a candidate for electroejaculation. This process stimulates the body to excrete semen. If an obstruction, injury or deformity is present, then a surgeon can sometimes retrieve sperm surgically from the sperm duct. Sometimes this procedure can be conducted with a needle and surgery isn’t required. Sperm washing refers to the method that mixes sperm with a washing medium, and concentrates the healthiest sperm into an inert buffered fluid that can be used for intrauterine insemination, increasing your chances of conception. </p>
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<p>Talk with your doctor and infertility specialist about possible causes and treatments of male infertility. Remember that about half of all infertile men can be treated and conception can be possible for you.</p>
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<p>About the Author: Eric Daiter is the medical director of The NJ Center for Fertility and Reproductive Medicine, LLC, a leading NEW JERSEY INFERTILITY CENTER that offers a complete range of MALE INFERTILITY AND FEMALE <a href="http://www.hormoneinfertility.com">INFERTILITY TREATMENT</a>. For more information on The NJ Center for Fertility and Reproductive Medicine and Dr. Eric Daiter please visit www.drericdaitermd.com.</p>
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What is infertility?Every six couples the pair must have a doctor because there is no pregnancy. The absence of pregnancy relationship after 2 years Couples not used regularly and methods Birth control are considered sterile. So who was diagnosed Infertility not too bi agencies &#8211; many couples Children [...]<br /><br><a href="http://hormoneinfertility.com">fertility options</a><br /><br />]]></description>
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<p>What is infertility?<br />Every six couples the pair must have a doctor because there is no pregnancy. The absence of pregnancy relationship after 2 years Couples not used regularly and methods Birth control are considered sterile. So who was diagnosed Infertility not too bi agencies &#8211; many couples Children later than one year of marriage. Furthermore the possibility not only depend on the stories may or may not become pregnant</p>
<p>In all case Infertility 30% is due to the wife, husband is 30%, 30% is due to elements of coordinate the two together, 10% unknown causes. Infertility female was about gynecology long research, male is called science, is relatively new. Infertility can be due to quality sperm count or unsatisfactory. In which sperm count is a key the first factor to be considered. Sterile examination should be done because both husband and wife ability Reproduction their results of each people together. Female infertility due multiple causes, including: No ovulation Cysts deformity or death chamber witness provision. In addition, mucus neck Uterus the wife may also interfere with sperm husband.</p>
<p>Fertility weak<br />Fertility weak that is difficult to have children as women in Ovulation irregular. Usually this case only when both the husband is concern also about the weak Fertility &#8211; number of sperm as below average &#8211; because if this weak but strong the other person can compensate for each other.</p>
<p>Internal abnormalities<br />About 30% of female infertility cases are due not ovulation occurs. The process of Eggs controlled by a chain activity of the <a href="http://www.hormoneinfertility.com">hormone</a>, as in the menstrual cycle. If you know the exact cause people do not shed eggs may be cured with hormone synthesis.</p>
<p>Imbalance hormone may Ovarian follicle can not produce mature eggs for fully developed. A different form of hormone imbalance is even grown egg but not the ovaries release eggs.</p>
<p>Dysfunction hypothalamic region may be caused by inactivity or by Stress physical. Hypothalamic region is part of the brain send signals down the tasks. Then pituitary hormones send signals to stimulate the ovarian eggs ripe and fall.</p>
<p>Dysfunction pituitary, in the case of activity is too weak or too strong or injury, the pituitary can not produce the right amount of FSH and LH (hormones royal materialize) necessary for the ovulation process occurs normal.</p>
<p>Check the maturation eggs</p>
<p>If in doubt about their ovulate function, your doctor will test the amount of progesterone Blood to correct or 21 days later on Tuesday for Cycle 28 days, or 7 days before the new cycle for cycle 28 days wrong. That is because the normal amount of progesterone increased when ovulation occurs.</p>
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<p>Ovarian<br />In addition to the hormone disorders, ovarian cysts may be. In addition, healthy ovaries can also be caused by shallow sources menopause egg reserve early.</p>
<p>Fallopian<br />Approximately 50% of women with infertility due to fallopian tube switches. Tap egg are seamless elements vitally issues important to Conception because it is the road only to eggs and semen same meet, and to the death to be the uterus. Fallopian tubes are blocked by disease or previous abdominal surgery or pelvic inflammatory disease transmission transmitted Sex, as sick beads gonorrhea. These parts are vulnerability and when it is difficult to recover function.</p>
<p>Uterus<br />The pathology of the uterus 10% of all cases of female infertility and can be due U fibers or deformity congenital, such as uterine baffled. More rarely, the uterus is involved, i.e. all uterus stick together, and polyps. Most of these diseases can be treated out.</p>
<p>Cervical<br />The problem is difficult to conceive not the structure itself Cervical that the mucus of the cervix caused difficult for sperm, although rare cases of cervical mucus against re absolutely sperm.</p>
<p>Uterine fibroids<br />Uterine fibroids is blocks Meat round, benign, grows out from the uterus with a size of particles beans until melon. Uterine fibroids appear with frequency 1 / 5 in people over 30 age and the third in over 50 years. Treated by removal Tumor not always increases the likelihood of pregnancy. U fibers uterus can cause infertility by following ways:<br />- Grows thanks to heart uterus and cervix changes shape.<br />- Pressed and bit eggs.<br />- Causing miscarriage.</p>
<p>Male infertility<br />Male infertility may by hormonal disorders e.g., LH and FSH must be balanced with each other, then the production of new sperm good, abnormal anatomy positive abnormal  material testes or the ability to ejaculation, or immune problems body attack and destroy the sperm of eggs. The study found fertility of males decreased during the 20th century may be due to factors environments. These factors include toxins and other chemicals used in sustainable food processing.</p>
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