Subfertility means a reduced level of fertility, rather than complete infertility. Conception is still possible, but may take longer, or require medical help.
Male fertility concerns are more common than many realize and can play a role in about half of couples experiencing difficulty conceiving. We provide a thorough evaluation of male reproductive health to identify potential factors that may affect fertility.
Our team then tailors a treatment plan specific to each patient’s needs, which may include lifestyle recommendations, medical therapy, or advanced reproductive techniques. By focusing on individualized care, we work to improve fertility outcomes and support patients on their journey to parenthood.