Male Infertility

Over their lifetimes, approximately one in every five couples in the United States seeks infertility care. Surprisingly, only half of couples who are trying to become pregnant achieve pregnancy easily and about one in ten American couples of reproductive age are involuntary infertile; male infertility accounts for half of these cases. Despite the relative importance of infertility due to the male, infertility evaluations have traditionally focused on women, because women tend to seek gynecological care and because men often are reluctant to seek advice.

Auteur

Dr. Govand A. Ahmed born in 1977. He obtained his M.B.Ch.B in the University of Sulaimani in 2002 and he obtained Ph.D. in 2013 in the field of Clinical Biochemistry. His research area of interests are male infertility in relation to hormonal changes and sperm analysis.