Romance is in the air as valentines draws near with food being on the top of list for the most romantic gesture to get in the mood for love and baby making. However, for some guys with fertility issues, valentines romance can be the turn off rather than the turn on. Infertility is on the rise in our modern world. According to statistics, there has been almost a 20-30% rise in infertility in the last five years. In men, the quality of semen is the main reason of failing to imp

Everyone knows that infertility is a stressful situation that is usually focused around the woman and the processes she goes through with IVF. The daily scans, appointments, constantly having blood taken, hormone injections, and surgical procedures that sometimes seem endless, and most women become exhausted and emotionally overwhelmed. But what about the men? As little control as women have over the process, the men in their lives have even less. Yes, they can attend visits

Despite the media coverage on the issues of infertility, it is still considered taboo for men to discuss their sperm in a general and relaxed fashion, unlike women who regularly discuss their periods over a cup of coffee whilst learning about women’s health from each other In clinic it is fair to say where fertility is concerned that I usually see women who take the lead when something isn’t right with their body which sometimes is very obvious such as erratic periods, but in