Researchers at the University of Calgary and RFP have created an ovarian tissue cryopreservation program. Learn more here.
Researchers at the University of Calgary & RFP have created an ovarian tissue cryopreservation program. Learn more here.
In Canada, one in six couples experience infertility, with male factors contributing to 30% of cases. Lifestyle changes, medical therapies and fertility treatments can effectively address male factor infertility, helping couples conceive. At Regional Fertility Clinic (RFP), we can help identify the causes of male infertility and develop a personalized treatment plan based on our findings. The most common cause of male infertility is issues with semen health. The concentration (amount), motility (movement) and morphology (shape) of sperm cells can affect their ability to successfully reach and fertilize the egg.
Many men are unaware of their infertility until they experience difficulty in trying to conceive. Infertility is defined as engaging in regular, unprotected sex for a year without achieving pregnancy if under the age of 35, or for six months if over the age of 35. Other symptoms of male infertility may include:
Gender-Inclusive Language Disclaimer: This page uses terms like "male" and "female" to describe reproductive anatomy and biological processes. We recognize that these terms do not fully encompass the diversity of gender identities and experiences. Our intention is to provide inclusive, accurate information that respects all individuals, regardless of their gender identity.
The reproductive specialists of Regional Fertility Program are proud to offer a wide range of fertility care services in Alberta to meet every patient’s need, including comprehensive male fertility testing and treatments such as IVF. To book an appointment with our fertility specialists, please have your Canadian physician send us a referral.