💙 Fertility isn’t just a women’s health conversation.
When couples are trying to conceive, so much of the focus naturally falls on the woman’s reproductive health. But male factors contribute to around half of infertility cases, making sperm health an important part of understanding fertility as a couple.
From sperm count and movement to shape, quality and overall reproductive health, there’s much more to male fertility than simply being able to “make sperm”.
And sometimes, the first step is simply knowing what’s happening.
In a fun and unexpected way, City Fertility recently put male fertility in the spotlight with an ‘Egg & Sperm Race’, bringing the microscopic journey towards conception to life at Brisbane’s Bridge to Brisbane event. 🥚🏃♂️
Because when it comes to conception, it’s not simply about which sperm gets there first — sperm health matters too.
If you’re trying to conceive, or simply want to understand more about male fertility, this article explores the signs, factors that can affect sperm health and why a semen test may be an important first step.
👉 Read the full article to learn more about male fertility and why the conversation needs to include both partners.