Author: Lucy Nelson

More than 1 in 4 of those under 35 are considering freezing sperm or eggs while young to help with conceiving later in life as millions delay having children young.

Younger men are nearly three times as likely to have fertility issues compared to previous generations.

A recent study by London Andrology shows that 12% of men stating that work-related stress has directly caused erection problems.

Men in relationships are nearly twice as likely to have ED from being overweight compared to single men.

Men who have been diagnosed with a varicocele and are experiencing issues with infertility, might be looking for information

Male Fertility is often associated with sperm count. Whilst sperm count is important and

What Is Sperm Retrieval? Sperm retrieval is a procedure which can be performed to assist with reproduction. It might be recommended if there is little or no sperm in the ejaculate following a semen analysis, if ejaculation isn’t possible or if surrogacy, donor eggs or other assisted reproductive methods are being used. It is performed […]

Male fertility is related to sperm count but also sperm quality. A diagnosis of no sperm in the ejaculate which is also known as azoospermia can be a devastating diagnosis. But, there is lots that can be done and plenty of options for you when it comes to male fertility. Azoospermia is the medical term […]

London Andrology provides an outstanding male fertility clinic in London. The team of male fertility specialists work together

Testicular cancer is cancer of the testicles and when caught early has excellent survival rates and can often be cured with treatment.