Male factor infertility
Male factor infertility occurs if sperms production is low in number or if they are abnormal in shape or not able to move well. Some of the risk factors linked to male infertility include smoking, using alcohol, being overweight, being exposed to toxins, overheating of the testicles, etc.
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