Understand Sperm Health
Review semen testing to assess sperm count, movement and other findings relevant to your fertility goals.

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Explore the male side of fertility with an evaluation that considers sperm health, hormones, medical history and the factors that may be standing in the way.
Reproductive Health
Male fertility describes the ability to contribute to a pregnancy through healthy sperm production, transport and sexual function. Difficulty conceiving can involve either partner, both partners or factors that are not immediately obvious.
A male fertility evaluation often includes reproductive and medical history, a physical examination and semen analysis. Because sperm measurements vary, repeat testing may be appropriate. Hormone tests, genetic testing or imaging are considered only when indicated.
The findings help guide next steps, from addressing medication effects and modifiable health factors to evaluation by a reproductive urologist. Coordinating both partners’ care can help avoid unnecessary delays and put results into context.
Personalized Care
A careful evaluation helps connect your concerns with appropriate options. Here is what a personalized care conversation can focus on.
Review semen testing to assess sperm count, movement and other findings relevant to your fertility goals.
Consider the couple’s timeline and both partners’ evaluations so recommendations reflect the full picture.
Discuss current or future pregnancy goals before testosterone treatment, which can suppress sperm production.
Assess smoking, alcohol, weight, sleep, heat exposure and relevant medical conditions without promising a specific fertility outcome.
Identify findings that may need reproductive urology, genetic counseling or assisted-reproduction expertise.
Discuss realistic timelines, uncertainties and next steps in a supportive, nonjudgmental setting.

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A Note From Dr. Liv
Fertility is not only a women’s health conversation. Understanding the male partner’s health early can reveal important information and help a couple make better-informed decisions together.
Dr. Liv’s whole-person approach considers reproductive goals alongside medications, hormones, metabolic health and everyday exposures. A fertility-focused plan must also avoid treatments that could work against sperm production.
The goal is clarity, not a promise of pregnancy. Where specialist testing or reproductive care is needed, the next step should be explained thoughtfully and coordinated with the broader plan.
Dr. Liv Uslar, MD/PhD
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