Sperm quality
low count, poor movement (motility), or abnormal shape (morphology)
Improving sperm health by balancing the reproductive environment
Many men are surprised to learn that the health of their reproductive tract microbiome can directly affect fertility. Subtle infections or imbalances may silently damage sperm quality, reduce motility, and increase DNA damage. At Advanced Fertility Center of Texas (AFCT), we offer advanced microbiome testing approaches. By performing detailed sperm microbiome tests, we identify hidden microbiome-related issues to improve sperm health and enhance chances of successful fertilization and embryo development.
ADVANCED CARE
Male infertility is often silent. Even when sexual function is normal, there may be hidden issues with:
low count, poor movement (motility), or abnormal shape (morphology)
affecting sperm production
that reduce sperm production
Microbiome evaluation may be recommended if you have:
Multiple failed fertility treatments despite "normal" semen results
A history of prostatitis, pelvic infections, or unexplained inflammation
A partner with recurrent miscarriages or implantation failure
A partner with frequent vaginal infections
Plans for IVF or ICSI and want to maximize sperm quality
Environmental or occupational toxin exposure that may affect sperm health
If any of these signs apply to you, male microbiome testing could provide valuable insights to improve your fertility outcomes.
By identifying and addressing microbiome issues, we can:
Improve sperm motility, morphology, and DNA integrity
Reduce inflammation and oxidative stress
Support healthier embryos and higher implantation rates
If hidden microbiome imbalances are affecting your fertility, AFCT combines advanced diagnostics with integrative male fertility care for the best results.
Optimizing the reproductive microbiome can sometimes prevent the need for invasive treatments—or improve success rates when moving to ICSI, IVF, or TESE.
Our team will guide you through a personalized plan to improve sperm health, reduce inflammation, and support healthier embryos—giving you the strongest chance for success.
