Fertility North

Anabolic steroid use is more common than ever, but it can have significant effects on fertility. It’s important to understand the risks and the potential impact on reproductive health.

As part of Men’s Health Week, take a look at how s***m morphology is assessed in the lab! 👀
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Oxidative stress can damage s***m, but simple lifestyle changes can help reduce this, and even improve overall s***m health. Diet, smoking, and alcohol intake all play a bigger role than many realise.

Did you know that it takes 80–90 days for s***m to fully develop? What you do now can impact fertility months down the line - a reminder that long‑term habits matter, and that positive lifestyle changes can make a real difference to s***m health.
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Today marks the start of Men’s Health Week. Throughout the week, Fertility North’s Clinical Director, Dr Jay Natalwala, will be sharing key insights into male fertility, starting with an important reminder of the role men’s health plays in fertility.

Did you know PCOS is now being referred to as PMOS? As Dr Gian Urbani explains, the name ‘Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome’ reflects a broader understanding of the condition as a metabolic syndrome, not just a reproductive one.

Following on from female and male fertility investigations, Dr Jo explains some of the genetic tests that may be part of a fertility assessment, helping identify inheritable conditions and support informed decision-making. 🧬