MALE FERTILITY MICROBIOME
Improving Sperm Health by Balancing the Reproductive Environment
Many men are surprised to learn that the health of their reproductive tract microbiome—the community of bacteria in semen and the male reproductive system—can directly affect fertility. Subtle infections or imbalances may silently damage sperm quality, reduce motility, and even increase DNA damage, making conception more difficult. At Advanced Fertility Center of Texas (AFCT), we take a deeper look at the male reproductive environment when needed. By identifying hidden microbiome-related issues, we help improve sperm health and enhance the chances of successful fertilization and embryo development.