Historically, whether a man can reproduce offspring or not was never an issue of concern. In fact when couples tried to conceive, it was often the woman who was held responsible for the lack of children. Thanks to interventions in medical science, male fertility has been brought into the equation when seeking solutions for infertility. In many communities, conversations around male infertility are still uncomfortable, bringing about anxiety, shame, and guilt. The good news is that although many resources have been geared toward solving female infertility, there is an opportunity to redirect some of the conversations in order to facilitate dialogue in resolving male factor infertility. In this article, we shall be discussing the causes of male infertility in order to better understand the possible solutions that can be geared toward improving male fertility.
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