MALE FERTILITY MATTERS
Your health is part of the fertility picture.
Male factors contribute to many fertility concerns, yet men are sometimes assessed later. Physician Koh provides a private setting to discuss general health, lifestyle, test results and the support you are seeking.
Bring any semen-analysis reports and medication details. If results are abnormal or a male factor is suspected, arrange timely assessment with a male reproductive specialist alongside your TCM care.
Share your concerns, timeline and goals in a respectful setting without assuming that one factor explains the whole fertility picture.
A Private Conversation
Relevant semen-analysis results, medication, supplements, sleep, stress and lifestyle are reviewed in context.
Health and Test History
Medical or urological evaluation should not be delayed when a male factor is suspected or test results are abnormal.
Medical Assessment in Context
Where suitable, TCM options are discussed clearly and coordinated with existing fertility care.
Individual Care Plan
The plan is reviewed as test results, treatment stages or priorities change.
Review and Adjust
YOUR CARE, EXPLAINED
A practical, respectful starting point.
What the first consultation covers
We discuss how long you have been trying, general health, medication, supplements, sleep, stress, lifestyle and any previous semen-analysis or specialist findings.
What care may include
After assessment, options may include acupuncture, Chinese medicine and practical lifestyle guidance. Recommendations are individual and reviewed over time.
Coordinating your care
Male fertility evaluation can identify treatable or important underlying health issues. Both partners may need concurrent medical assessment, even when one partner is already receiving care.
Common questions
Should I bring my semen-analysis report?
Yes, if available. It provides useful context alongside your symptoms, health history and TCM assessment.
When should I arrange further assessment?
Arrange fertility or urological assessment when results are abnormal, conception is delayed or symptoms are present. Your TCM visits can be coordinated with those appointments.
Can both partners attend Olive3 TCM?
Yes. Individual consultations can be coordinated with the couple’s broader fertility journey.
Care you can place in context
Physician: Koh Soo Hoon, registered with Singapore’s Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board.
Background: Singapore College of Traditional Chinese Medicine • B.Eng (Hons), NUS • MBA, University of Birmingham.
“A caring physician who takes time to listen and explain.”
— Patient feedback shared on Google. Individual experiences vary.
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Clinical content reviewed by Physician Koh Soo Hoon • Last reviewed September 2026