Infertility affects thousands of couples each year who struggle to find helpful advice. One common treatment recommended is In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). Although initial testing is performed, it is incredible how many doctors leap to IVF as an answer. The two reasons I would not recommend IVF is the treatment’s cost and scope. To complete the treatment, couples can expect to spend roughly $12,500 (Utah IVF average) while critical infertility issues (low testosterone and sperm count from pituitary, genetic, or nutritional factors) are rarely considered. Unfortunately, more natural female infer
…ow testosterone or hypogonadism. Also, this would cause low sperm count and loss of libido. Any of these vitamins alone can cause the feeling of exhaustion, especially CoQ10 (ubiquinol). You have to carefully replace these (though some pati…
…ecially important because testosterone treatment can reduce sperm production. Tell the clinician about current or future fertility goals before considering hormone treatment, rather than assuming that a higher testosterone level automatical…
… part of a treatment choice
The injection report highlights sperm production, red-cell counts, skin effects and injection-site concerns. These questions should be discussed before and during treatment. Monitoring is not only about reaching …
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