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International Journal of Public Health and Safety

International Journal of Public Health and Safety

ISSN: 2736-6189

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Male Infertility Impact Factor

Male infertility affects a minimum of half infertile couples, either because the sole factor or a contributing element. Despite its common nature, men seek infertility care at a lower rate than women. About 50% of men experiencing infertility don't seek professional help and up to 1 / 4 of couples seeking infertility treatment don't complete a male factor evaluation.1 thanks to limited public awareness regarding the extent of the matter , many men feel isolated from others and don't seek infertility care or psychological support. Additionally, geographical distribution and accessibility to male infertility specialists are highly variable and sometimes limited.2 Relatively recently, it's been recognised that male factor infertility may function a marker of overall poorer health status in men. Future health risks for men with infertility include problems associated with psychological state , disorder , endocrine dysfunction and an elevated risk of certain sorts of malignancy.

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