Male Sexual Medicine
Why Yale Urology
Yale Urology’s Male Infertility Program offers a multidisciplinary, comprehensive approach to treating male infertility issues. We are committed to offering our patients the most advanced diagnostic technologies and treatment strategies available. Our team is at the forefront of research in men’s health issues. Our surgeons continually integrate the latest in science-based medicine and innovative approaches into their practice to offer patients safer and more effective treatments.
At Yale Urology, we understand that infertility issues can be devastating for a couple and that you may have many questions regarding your future ability to have a family. Our team members are dedicated to providing the compassionate care, support, and information you need to better understand your condition and to make decisions about your treatment options.
Yale Urology’s Male Infertility Program offers a multidisciplinary, comprehensive approach to treating male infertility issues. We are committed to offering our patients the most advanced diagnostic technologies and treatment strategies available. Our team is at the forefront of research in men’s health issues. Our surgeons continually integrate the latest in science-based medicine and innovative approaches into their practice to offer patients safer and more effective treatments.
Innovative Treatments
Our surgeons are dedicated to helping men who are experiencing infertility, using the most advanced techniques available. We conduct sophisticated computer-assisted semen analyses, antisperm antibody testing, and sperm morphometry/morphology evaluations. We also offer a sperm migration test, which provides an assessment of the progression efficiency of sperm available for fertilization and tests the maintenance of sperm motility. Yale Urology surgeons are dedicated to using the most minimally invasive treatments available, providing faster recovery and superior outcomes for patients.
About Male Infertility
Infertility is the inability to conceive after one year of trying. Approximately 15 to 20 percent of couples in the United States experience infertility, and approximately 40 percent of the cases are due to male infertility. A male may be infertile due to blockages of the vessels through which sperm travels, reduced sperm production or issues with the quality of the sperm, hormonal imbalances, or issues with the testicles.
It is important to remember that more than half of male infertility cases are treatable.
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Infertility is the inability to conceive after one year of trying. Approximately 15 to 20 percent of couples in the United States experience infertility, and approximately 40 percent of the cases are due to male infertility. A male may be infertile due to blockages of the vessels through which sperm travels, reduced sperm production or issues with the quality of the sperm, hormonal imbalances, or issues with the testicles.
It is important to remember that more than half of male infertility cases are treatable.
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