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Over 4.5 million American men
and women - or roughly 1 out of 5 (15-20%) couples -
fail when attempting their first pregnancy. In these
couples, about half of the men will have a significant
abnormality that makes them unable to father children.
Male infertility may be caused by abnormalities in the
testes or other areas of the male reproductive tract,
as well as immune system defects. Yet the most common
cause of male infertility is disordered sperm
production. Fortunately, new diagnostic tests are
available to help define some of the more obscure
causes of male infertility. Specialists should perform
an initial screening of the male partner whenever a
couple complains of infertility.
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