Male infertility accounts for approximately 20% of infertility cases and serves as a contributing factor in another 30-40% of cases. 1 It is characterized by a male’s inability to achieve pregnancy in a fertile female despite engaging in unprotected intercourse for at least one year. 1 Male infertility can stem from various reversible and irreversible conditions. Since male and female factors can often coincide, it is crucial to thoroughly evaluate and address both partners when investigating and managing infertility.
1 This article provides insights into the role of various micronutrients in enhancing male infertility. Prevalence of male infertility A significant level of variability exists in infertility prevalence, especially in developing countries, where male infertility is relatively scarce. 1 It is challenging to accurately determine the exact prevalence of male infertility due…
