Male fertility: the other half of the story
Dr. Vijaya ReddyMedically reviewed · 1 June 2026In short
Male fertility: the other half of the story
Male factors contribute to roughly half of all fertility delays, yet are frequently overlooked. A semen analysis is quick, non-invasive and one of the most useful early tests for any couple — it often reshapes the whole plan.
When a couple struggles to conceive, attention often turns first to the woman. That's not just unfair — it's medically incomplete. Male factors are involved in about half of all cases.
The good news is that assessing male fertility is simple. A semen analysis looks at sperm count, motility and shape, and it's quick and non-invasive. The results frequently change the plan in a way that saves time for both partners.
Talking about male fertility can feel uncomfortable, and it's often surrounded by silence and stigma. At Avira, we treat it as a normal, respectful part of care — because half the story is his, and he matters too.
Questions people ask
When should the male partner be tested?
Ideally at the start of any couple's assessment. A semen analysis is one of the quickest, most useful early tests, and doing it early often avoids unnecessary steps for the female partner.
Take the next step — gently.
We will be honest about your chances, transparent about cost, and present at every step.
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