Men are solely responsible for 20-30% of infertility cases. Here are some things to know that will help you move past your concerns and get tested.
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If you and your partner have been struggling to conceive, it’s possible that a varicocele—an enlarged vein inside your scrotum—could be the culprit causing your infertility.
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They say that—in life—timing is everything. However, if you’re trying to conceive, there’s no getting around the fact that certain elements need to be in place before you can get pregnant.
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Of course, we know that lots of things can lead to male infertility, like being overweight, varicoceles, and temperatures that are a little too warm down there.
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