Male infertility is a diagnosis that occurs in approximately 50% of couples who seek medical advice, which means that men, like women, can also face difficulties in achieving a natural pregnancy.
While there are many causes that can lead to a male diagnosis, some of the most frequent are poor lifestyle habits, congenital diseases, or complications in certain pathologies.
Below, Dr. Jorge Mario Rincón, a specialist in Urology, explains how a diagnosis of male infertility is made and what the treatment options are.
