Male Infertility: An Underlying Medical Problem

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Sometimes the cause of Male Infertility cannot be identified. In these cases, there may be an underlying genetic problem.
When should I see a doctor?
Usually, a couple should wait to see a doctor until after they've tried to get pregnant for a year. However, it's OK to see a doctor sooner, especially if the woman's

age may be a factor.
Should men be checked for infertility?
Yes. It's important to identify and treat any correctable problems. In some men, a doctor's exam may find an underlying medical problem that is causing the

infertility.
How is infertility evaluated?
Your doctor will obtain your medical history, examine you and test your semen at least twice. A semen analysis can tell your doctor about your sperm count and

sperm quality. These are important parts of fertility. More testing may be needed, depending on the results of this first evaluation.


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