In short
What is Male-factor infertility?
Male factors contribute to roughly half of all fertility delays, yet they are often overlooked. A simple semen analysis is one of the most useful early tests for any couple — it's quick, non-invasive, and frequently changes the whole plan.
Why both partners matter, equally
Male factor is involved in about half of cases, and it is never assumed away at Avira. Assessing both partners together, early, is simply good medicine.
A semen analysis is quick and non-invasive, and the results often reshape the plan in a way that saves time and avoids unnecessary treatment for the female partner.
Questions people ask
Should the man get tested too?
Yes — always. Male factors contribute to about half of fertility delays, so assessing both partners from the start is essential. A semen analysis is quick and non-invasive, and its results frequently change the plan for the better.