Male Fertility

Your first consultation at Olive3 is an opportunity to discuss your fertility concerns, health history and priorities with Physician Koh Soo Hoon. You do not need to decide on treatment before arriving: the conversation and assessment come first. Before your appointment If available, bring: • semen-analysis results and other fertility reports • a list of current medicines, injections and supplements • your partner’s fertility context, where you are comfortable sharing it • yo

Lifestyle is only one part of male reproductive health, but it is a useful part to review because some factors can be discussed and changed. The aim is not to assign blame. Fertility is complex, and medical assessment remains important when a couple has concerns. Begin with the evidence The World Health Organization notes that smoking, excessive alcohol consumption and obesity can affect fertility. These factors may also influence wider health, so addressing them can be worth

Fertility is a shared health matter. When conception is taking longer than expected, assessing both partners at the same time can reduce delay, give the medical team a fuller picture and help the couple plan the next step together. Why assess both partners? Infertility may involve male factors, female factors, a combination of both or factors that remain unexplained after initial testing. International and specialist guidance therefore supports concurrent assessment when appr

A semen analysis is often one of the first investigations used when a couple is finding it difficult to conceive. Understanding what the report measures helps you prepare useful questions and share accurate information with your fertility clinician and TCM physician. What does a semen analysis assess? A laboratory report commonly considers semen volume, sperm concentration, total sperm count, motility and morphology. These measurements describe different aspects of the sample