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We understand that not every procedure we carry out at our London clinic will be self-explanatory, and may require further clarification before a patient feels comfortable going ahead.

A common finding in couples not able to conceive naturally when looking to start a family is the male partner having a low sperm count. However, not everyone knows what it means when they are told that they have a low sperm count, or take a home test to read the count for themselves. 

At GENNET City Fertility, we believe in making sure our patients are given all the advice and support they need to make a fully informed decision. This includes informing egg donors of the process they will go through to make their donation and dispelling any medical inaccuracies.

We know that the possibility of male infertility can be daunting, especially when you are trying to start a family. This is why we have created this guide on infertility in men, to take you through an explanation of what it really means, signs and symptoms, possible causes, and treatments you may consider in the future.

Read on to learn more, or speak to us at GENNET City Fertility today to talk with one of our members of staff and to book an appointment.