Read Time6 minsIt’s a biological fact: it takes two to create a baby.Trying to conceive can be an exciting time for a couple. But when conception seems to be taking a while, concerns can creep in. Both partners might be asking themselves, Is it me?Fertility issues affect both sexes, but we often hear more about testing for females. In a 2021 global study, males were found to be solely responsible for 20-30% of infertility cases, and sperm issues are a contributing factor in 50% of cases overall.If you’re male and your female partner isn’t getting pregnant, what options are available to you to test your fertility?You can start with an at-home testing kit. They can be 97% accurate at determining whether your sperm are within “normal” ranges or not.Cindy Golubisky, Clin Ops & Fertility Clinician at Hera Fertility advises men with fertility concerns to “start by scheduling an appointment with a healthcare professional, such as a urologist or reproductive endocrinologist who specializes in...
