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Same Day AppointmentsNo waiting around for weeks to see a doctor or for medication to be delivered. We offer same day appointments and can send medications to your pharmacy the same day.
Half The Equation Is YouMale factors contribute to about half of fertility challenges. We evaluate yours properly instead of leaving it as an afterthought.
Straightforward TestingFrom hormone levels to semen analysis, we order the right tests, interpret them clearly, and map out your next steps.

Support Your Fertility

When you’re trying to start a family, male factors play a role in roughly half of all cases, yet men’s fertility often gets overlooked. Getting evaluated early can save time and stress.

Our providers review your health history, order the appropriate tests, including hormone panels and semen analysis, and identify factors that may be affecting your fertility. From lifestyle and medication adjustments to treating underlying issues like low testosterone or varicocele, we’ll guide your next steps and coordinate specialist care when needed.

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FAQ

What affects male fertility?

Sperm count and quality can be affected by hormone imbalances, varicocele, infections, certain medications, heat, smoking, alcohol, weight, and stress. Testing helps identify what’s relevant for you.

What does a fertility evaluation involve?

It typically starts with a health history, a physical exam, hormone blood tests, and a semen analysis. These give a clear picture of what may be affecting your fertility.

Can low testosterone affect fertility?

Yes, and importantly, testosterone therapy itself can lower sperm production. If fertility is a goal, it’s essential to work with a provider who understands this before starting any treatment.

When should we get evaluated?

Consider an evaluation if you’ve been trying to conceive for a year without success, or six months if your partner is over 35. Getting checked earlier can only help.