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Whether you’re trying to conceive now or are planning sometime in the future, it’s a good idea to boost the sperm quality in order to increase chances of pregnancy. Remember that your reproductive health is also firmly linked to your general health!
If you don’t know much about fertility and how to get pregnant with your partner – don’t worry! Many of us lack the knowledge that can help us on our fertility journey. The following is our personalized fertility guideline for you.
A sperm test is crucial for evaluating male fertility potential. Knowing sperm volume, count, and motility is important if you’re trying to conceive with your partner. An abnormal sperm quality may also indicate an underlying health condition. Even though it only takes one sperm cell and one egg to get pregnant, more healthy sperm cells will increase your chances of pregnancy each month. Even if you aren’t trying to conceive, your sperm quality can be an important measure of overall health.
The following are the healthy or normal semen analysis results, as determined by the World Health Organization (WHO). Since results can vary from person to person, they are given as a range.
You may want to consider an assessment by your GP to make sure there are no serious underlying causes of this. If your semen quality was in the moderate to optimal range, this is great. You may still want to look at how your lifestyle and supplementation can assist you on your fertility journey.
We can offer you a discount of 10% (discount code ExSeed10) on our home sperm test.
If you want a detailed overview of how the individual questions impact fertility, see “How your lifestyle affects fertility” at the bottom of the page (section 4). You can boost your fertility with the ExSeed Bootcamp – our individualized online fertility program
You can also check out our specially tailored male fertility supplements
Supplementation with vitamins and minerals can boost sperm production and help you increase your sperm quality. Clinical studies show very positive effects of antioxidants on sperm concentration and motility leading to increased pregnancy success.
We recommend a multivitamin together with a good quality fish oil and an antioxidant like Coenzyme Q10. This will ensure that you get the important nutrients.
For an easy and price friendly option, see our combination pack or our individual products.
On the Exseed blog you can find all the necessary information on male fertility supplements:
With an age under 40, you shouldn’t have to worry about age as a factor in itself.
There is a clear association between obesity and reduced sperm quality.
Processed foods damage the health of sperm-producing cells and cause oxidative stress, which leads to poorer sperm quality.
Besides higher mortality rate and various diseases, stress is associated with low sperm quality.
Scientific studies show that men who are physically active have better semen parameters than men who are inactive.
Direct heat can inhibit optimal sperm production and cause Sperm DNA damage.
When you have your cell phone in your front pocket, your testicles are exposed to electromagnetic radiation, which studies have shown to damage the sperm cells.
Studies show that men who wear looser underwear have higher sperm concentration and total sperm count compared to men who wear tighter underwear.
Scientific studies show that men who are physically active have better semen parameters than men who are inactive
A beer or glass of wine now and then do not really harm sperm quality - but excessive drinking does.
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