Male-related factors account for 40 percent of infertility cases. Female-related factors account for another 40 percent of the time. So either gender can be involved in up to 60 percent of all infertility cases in the United States. However, low sperm count represents just part of the picture. Male reproductive health is a complex condition, which may be affected from a range of conditions such as infections to blockages within the male reproductive tract.
Sperm counts are critical.
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