Every September, Urology Awareness Month encourages people to learn more about conditions affecting the urinary tract and male reproductive system. While discussions often center on prostate health, kidney stones, or urinary symptoms, there is another important topic that deserves equal attention: male infertility. Infertility affects millions of people around the world, yet many are surprised […]
Infertility is more than a diagnosis. More than a timeline. More than a series of tests, appointments, and waiting rooms. Each year, National Infertility Awareness Week invites us to expand the conversation. This year’s theme, “More Than,” challenges all of us in the fertility space to look beyond assumptions and ask what might be missing. […]
As fertility technologies continue to advance, more people are choosing to conceive later in life. Many individuals are prioritizing their career and financial stability before starting their families, which makes family planning an increasingly important conversation. At the same time, fertility does naturally change with age. In this blog, we will look at what changes […]
When infertility is discussed, the conversation often centers on women. But in reality, male-factor infertility plays a significant role in nearly half of all cases. At Seattle Sperm Bank, we believe it’s time to shine a brighter light on men’s reproductive health, with accuracy, empathy, and action. Understanding the Scope of the Issue The Centers […]
About two million men are diagnosed with infertility each year in the U.S. Yet when a couple is having trouble conceiving, treatment efforts often focus solely on the woman’s fertility. While this can be a good place to start, it’s important to know that male infertility is the root cause of the problem in about […]
Many factors affect male fertility including age, genetics, hormone imbalances, and the presence of an illness or a chronic sexual transmitted disease. These factors, or a combination, can contribute to low sperm count, poor motility (how well sperm can move), abnormal sperm size or shape, and other problems. Some of these issues are beyond your […]
