Men's Reproductive Health

Men's Reproductive Health Bruce R. Gilbert, MD, PhD, PC, and New York Cryo have been trusted names in fertility evaluation, Dr. Bruce R. Prior to that he completed a Doctorate (Ph.D.)

Gilbert is a Urologist who has been in Private Practice in Great Neck, Long Island, New York for the past 30 years. He specializes in reproductive and s*xual medicine including evaluation and treatment of male hormonal issues. Dr. Gilbert is Professor of Urology at the Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra Northwell, Vice Chair for Urology Quality and the Director of Reproductive and Sexual Medicin

e at the Smith Institute for Urology of the Northwell Health. Dr. Gilbert has authored over 100 publications and is recognized as an expert in Male Fertility and Urologic Ultrasound. He edited and authored four nationally acclaimed textbooks on urologic ultraound. He is passionate about Urologic education and has organized training programs for medical students, residents and fellows and has lectured locally, nationally and internationally. Dr. Gilbert completed his medical degree in 1983 at Cornell University Medical College and Urology Residency at the New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center. at the New York Medical College followed by postdoctoral work in Renal Physiology supported by the New York Heart Association in the Department of Physiology at Cornell University Medical College. Dr. Gilbert is an experienced microsurgeon having performed over a 1000 microsurgical procedures including vasectomy reversals, microsurgical varicocele ligation, microsurgical s***matic cord denervation and microsurgical testicular s***m retrieval. Dr. Gilbert is also the Medical and Laboratory Director of New York Cryo, one of the few long term reproductive tissue banks for s***m, oocytes and embryos in the region. Dr. Gilbert has also gained national prominence for his use of Holistic approaches for the treatment of chronic Urologic problems. Dr. Gilbert is certified by the American Board of Urology and the American Board of Medical Acupuncture. He is a fellow of both the American College of Surgeons and The American Academy of Medical Acupuncture. He serves as a reviewer for many Urological, Reproductive Medicine and Complementary Medicine Journals. He is married with two children. He has a love of boating, continues to practice at golf and is an instrument rated pilot. He has a passion for writing and has published his first novel, a medical thriller entitled Inborn Error.

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Preserving Hope: The Importance of S***m Preservation Before Fertility-Impacting Therapies

Life can throw unexpected challenges at us, and for some men, a daunting and often life-saving challenge is a diagnosis that requires treatments like chemotherapy, radiation therapy, or surgery. While these treatments are vital in battling diseases, they can have significant side effects, one of which is compromised fertility. For men facing such therapies, preserving their s***m before treatment is not just an option; it’s an essential step to safeguard their ability to start a family in the future. In this blog, we’ll explore why it is crucial for men to preserve their s***m before undergoing therapies that might affect their fertility.

Uncertainty of Future Fertility
One of the primary reasons men should consider s***m preservation is the uncertainty surrounding how these therapies will impact their fertility. While medical advancements have improved the chances of preserving fertility, there are no guarantees. Chemotherapy and radiation therapy can damage s***m production, and surgical procedures may inadvertently affect reproductive organs. By preserving s***m before treatment, men provide themselves with a safety net, ensuring they have the option to have biological children when they are ready.

Emotional and Psychological Well-being
The desire to become a parent is deeply rooted in many individuals, and infertility can have profound emotional and psychological consequences. Men who are unable to conceive naturally due to the effects of therapy may experience feelings of guilt, regret, and sadness. Preserving s***m offers peace of mind and reduces the emotional burden associated with the possibility of infertility. Knowing they have taken steps to protect their fertility can alleviate some of the stress during a challenging time.

Maintaining Family Legacy
For some men, preserving s***m is about more than just personal desires; it’s about preserving a family legacy. S***m can be stored for an extended period, allowing men to pass on their genetic material to future generations. This can be particularly meaningful for those with a family history or cultural significance tied to their lineage.

Flexibility in Family Planning
Life is unpredictable, and circumstances can change. Preserving s***m before fertility-threatening therapies provides flexibility in family planning. Whether a man is single, in a new relationship, or not ready to start a family, s***m preservation ensures that options are available when the time is right.

Improved Quality of Life
Maintaining the possibility of fatherhood can enhance a man’s overall quality of life. Knowing that they have the opportunity to have children in the future can positively impact their mental and emotional well-being. It can also foster hope and optimism during challenging medical treatments.

Conclusion

Preserving s***m before undergoing fertility-threatening therapies such as chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery is a prudent and essential step for men facing these treatments. It offers the prospect of future fatherhood, emotional well-being, and flexibility in family planning. In the face of uncertainty, s***m preservation provides a lifeline to safeguard one’s fertility and the possibility of building a family when the time is right. For men confronting such medical challenges, this proactive approach can provide both physical and emotional reassurance, offering a glimpse of hope amid adversity.

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A widely reported preclinical study has found that a single dose of a drug which switches off a signalling protein can immobilise mouse s***m for up to two and half hours. Researchers said it showed promise as an easy-to-use on-demand contraceptive for men.

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Men who regularly lift heavy objects at work have higher s***m counts, according to a new study from researchers at Brigham and Women’s Hospital.

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