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Understanding Male InfertilityWanting a child of your own is the dream of nearly all married couples. However this dream can be quickly shattered if the man suffers from any kind of male fertility problems. Most experts have concluded that a man is infertile if he is unable to get the woman pregnant within a one year period of birth control or condom free sex. According to sources, four fifth or 80% of the population trying to conceive a child are successful but the other 20% or so are not. In this article we will explore some of the causes for male infertility and also take a look at some of the things you can do to improve sperm count and fertility. 1.Erectile Dysfunction - although this may not seem as obvious as some of the other causes discussed below, but erectile dysfunction or inability to achieve a full erection can and does interfere with the reproductive process. Reason for this is that a soft penis may prevent the sperm from exiting the male testis completely into the female vagina. Ifyou are suffering from erection problems, the first step you may consider is speaking with your doctor and determine if the cause or root of the problem is physical or merely physiological. If the problem is physical such as a previously done vasectomy or injury to the testicles, you should follow your doctor’s recommendation on what steps need to be taken to correct the problem. If on the other hand, the erection problem is physiological or naturally due to aging as with most men, I highly recommend you consider erection enhancers such as oils or gels. These male enhancement supplements are proven to help you achieve harder erections to effectively deliver the sperm to its destination. 2.Low Sperm Count - This is considered to by far the most prevalent cause of male infertility. Millions upon Millions of sperm cells are needed to be ejaculated into the female vagina in hopes that one would ultimately make it to it's final destination to fertilize the egg and start the baby making process. There are many factors which are believed to lower sperm count and sperm motility in men including: Drugs and alcohol, smoking, dirty environment, bad diet, age, testicle temperature, lack of exercise, and the list goes on and on. However, many of these things can be avoided by making healthier lifestyle changes. To treat low sperm count and thus improve fertility and your odds of having a baby, the first step is to have the sperm tested by a professional sperm analysis laboratory to determine that low sperm count is in fact the cause. Once this has been verified, you have several options including;
3.Diseases- Many diseases are also responsible for lowering male fertility temporarily. One such disease is Chickenpox which brings with it high running fevers which causes the temperature in the male body and particularity the male testis to sore sky high. As a result of high temperature the sperm either dies or becomes too weak to travel far enough into the female reproductive system to be effective. Other diseases such as liver disease, kidney disease, mumps and others are also responsible for lowering sperm count and thus leading to infertility in men. Although there are many factors which contribute to male infertility in men many can be avoided by making simple lifestyle changes which include healthy diet, natural semen enhancing supplements, and of course regular exercise to keep you body in shape. Return from understanding male infertility to semen volume enhancers Return from understanding male infertility to male sexual health needs 
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