As more and more couples are being diagnosed with infertility, it’s crucial to understand the underlying factors contributing to it. Both men and women contribute equally to infertility, yet discussions often focus more on the female partner. Dr Suraj Pinni, Consultant Urologist & Andrologist, Asian Institute of Nephrology and Urology, Hyderabad emphasizes, “The male factor cannot be neglected. In nearly half of all infertility cases, male issues play a significant role."

According to Dr Pinni, a sedentary lifestyle, unhealthy diet, obesity, lack of physical activity, environmental pollution, exposure to radiation, and even poor sleep patterns can adversely affect sperm health. “These seemingly everyday factors can alter semen parameters and reduce fertility potential in men," he explains

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