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Some reasons for childlessness include:
* infertility or other medical problems
* lack of appropriate resources (financial, community, etc)
* lack of a partner, or lack of willingness from their partner
* advancing age
InfertilityIt is important to note that Infertility and Impotence are quite different entities. Failure to distinguish between the two is a needless cause of embarrassment to many men who stay away from andrology clinics because of the stigma that goes with the latter term.
To be infertile means to be unable to beget children.
From the medical standpoint, a couple is considered to be infertile if there has been no pregnancy after one to one-and-half years of unprotected sexual intercourse.
For the fertility process to proceed smoothly, both the man and the woman should be healthy and normal.
Unfortunately, this aspect of conception is not known to most people.
Traditionally (and very wrongly), it is the woman who is always blamed when a couple can’t have a child. The investigation for infertility begins and ends with evaluation of the wife alone. Thus, a woman is often subjected to a D & C, laparoscopy etc. only to be told at the end of it all th
at everything is normal. It is not uncommon, in fact, for a man to divorce, not one but several wives under the mistaken (and chauvinistic) belief that she alone is responsible for the `barrenness’. Needless to say such men do not beget children even after several marriages !!
One would ordinarily imagine that in country like India, which already has a population in excess of 980 million, child-bearing should be an effortless endeavour for human beings. This, however, is not true. Quite unrelated to the national population figure is the prevalence of infertility.
PREVALENCE
Approximately 15-20 percent of all cohabiting couples are infertile.
Of these, in up to 50 percent of cases it is the male factor or the husband who is responsible for the infertility.
This means that nearly 7.5 to 10 percent of all men in the reproductive age group are infertile i.e. incapable of fathering children. This, by any yardstick, is a stupendous figure but one that very few know about.
This article proposes to deal exclusively with male factor infertility.
INFERTILITY vs. IMPOTENCE
It is important to note that infertility and impotence are quite different entities.
Failure to discern the difference between the two is a needless cause of embarrassment to most men who stay away from andrology clinics because of the stigma that goes with the latter term.
Impotence means an inability to attain or sustain erections for satisfactory sexual intercourse.
The term has no bearing whatsoever on the fertility status of the man. It is thus possible for a totally impotent man to be potentially fertile and it will be possible to produce a pregnancy in the wife of such a man by insemination of the husband’s semen.
Infertility, on the other hand, means an inability to produce children. This usually results from the husband’s semen being infertile or sub-fertile.
Most infertile men are perfectly normal in terms of potency and have very satisfactory sexual relations with their partners.
CAUSES OF MALE INFERTILITY
A number of clinical conditions and disease entities can render a man infertile. The more important causes are summarised in the table.
Causes of Male Infertility
1.Varicocele
2.Infections :
a. acute : smallpox, mumps, other viral infections
b. chronic : TB, leprosy, prostatitis
3.Sexually transmitted diseases
4.Idiopathic - cause unknown
5.Injury
a. direct : testicular or pelvic trauma, heat, irradiation
b.
indirect : radiotherapy, chemotherapy, environmental toxins, drugs, marijuana, tobacco, alcohol
6.Undescended testes (cryptorchidism)
7.Previous surgery : inguinal, scrotal, retroperitoneal, bladder neck, vasectomy
8.Obstructions : congenital (aplasia), vasectomy, post-infective
9. Systemic illnesses esp.
hepatic, renal
10.Immunologic : infection, obstruction
11.Ejaculatory disturbances
12.Spinal cord lesions
13.Genetic, endocrine & familial disorders : Klinefelter’s syndrome, Young’s syndrome, cystic fibrosis, adrenal hyperplasia
14.Sexual dysfunctions
Sometimes, in spite of the most meticulous search, no obvious cause can be found for the infertility. This group, known as the idiopathic infertility group, constitutes a large percentage.
EVALUATION OF MALE INFERTILITY
The first test in the evaluation of
the infertile male is the semen analysis. This test is inexpensive, easy to perform and gives valuable information.
A perfectly normal semen analysis report generally precludes a significant male factor component and investigation and treatment should be more appropriately targeted at the wife. In fact, in many countries, the first test in the evaluation of an infertile couple is the semen analysis. This is generally performed before any tests are conducted on the wife.
Often, in the case of male infertility, the semen analysis is abnormal. Either the count is low (oligospermia) or sperms are altogether absent in the ejaculate (azoospermia).
Sometimes, sperm motility is seriously affected (asthenospermia) and sometimes the sperms are totally immobile or dead (necrospermia). There are many other anomalies that one may find on semen analysis.
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