Male infertility is described as a male's inability to get a fertile female pregnant after at least one year of unprotected intercourse. In around 20% of all infertility instances, the male is solely responsible, and in another 30% to 40%, they are a contributing component. Because male and female reasons of infertility frequently coexist, it's critical that both spouses be checked for infertility and treated jointly. In over half of all cases of infertility, the male factor plays a significant role.
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