11/02/2025
MEN’S HEALTH | AWARENESS
November is Men’s Health Month
This month, we’re shining a light on men’s fertility health because caring for your reproductive health is caring for your overall well-being.
Male fertility is just as important as female fertility yet it’s often overlooked. Around half of all couples who face infertility have at least one male-factor concern, and research shows that average s***m counts have dropped by nearly 50% in developed countries.
Why is this happening?
Modern life plays a big role. Stress, poor sleep, smoking or va**ng, heat exposure, environmental toxins, and certain health conditions can all affect s***m quality and count.
The good news? Many of these factors are treatable and reversible with the right lifestyle changes, testing, and support.
Many people don’t realize that infertility isn’t just a women’s issue. In fact, at least 40–50% of couples who experience difficulty conceiving have a contributing male factor such as low s***m count, reduced motility (movement), or abnormalities in s***m shape or function.
Male infertility is common, diagnosable, and often treatable. A semen analysis is a simple first step that can provide important insights and help guide the next steps in your fertility journey.
