Medical therapy of male infertility aims to improve or normalise the fertility status of a
subfertile patient. However, this can be a frustrating task due to limited knowledge about the …

Introduction: Infertility is one of the great challenges of modern healthcare. It afflicts about 8–
12% of reproductive-aged couples worldwide, but the prevalence is even higher in …

Zusammenfassung Pharmakologische Therapie der Subfertilität des Mannes Eine
Zusammenstellung der medikamentösen Therapie männlicher Fertilitätsstörungen läßt …

Although modern assisted reproduction techniques contribute a lot to overcoming severe
male factor infertility, application of these methods in every infertile couple would represent …

The majority of male infertility is idiopathic. However, there are multiple known causes of
male infertility, and some of these causes can be treated medically with high success rates …

Introduction: Male factor infertility contributes partially and solely to the problem of
childlessness in around 50% of the cases. Unfortunately, 30–50% of the etiologies of male …

PURPOSE: About half of all infertile men who seek treatment have no specific cause that
can be determined for the seminal abnormality. These men are often subject to a number of …

The prerequisite for rational therapy of male fertility disorders is an exact diagnosis. While
the possibilities of influencing disturbances of spermiogenesis are limited, male adnexal …

Infertility is defined as the inability of a couple to conceive after 12 months of unprotected
intercourse and affects 15% of couples with male component of 50%. The failure of …

The medical management of male infertility has a precise role to play. Inappropriate use of
drugs, apart from not promoting fertility, may actually predispose to infertility. Gonadotoxic or …