Have you ever heard this before?
“Na the woman’s body get problem.”
“She never fit carry belle since, maybe her womb don spoil.”
These are the kind of unfair comments many women hear when they’re struggling to conceive.

But here’s the shocking truth — about 40–50% of infertility cases are caused by issues from the man.

Yes! Let’s talk about it — male infertility is real, and it’s time to stop putting all the blame on women.

What Is Male Infertility and Why Should You Care?

Male infertility simply means a man has challenges contributing to pregnancy, usually due to issues with sperm health. This can include:

• Low sperm count (Oligospermia)

• Poor sperm motility (slow-moving sperm)

• Abnormal sperm shape (morphology)

• Low semen volume

• No sperm at all (Azoospermia)

When any of these is present, the sperm cannot fertilize the egg, and conception becomes difficult — no matter how healthy the woman is.

 

Common Causes of Low Sperm Count in Men

Understanding the root cause of low sperm count is the first step toward fixing it.

Some common causes include:

• Infections (like STIs or untreated urinary tract infections)

• Varicocele (swollen veins in the scrotum)

• Hormonal imbalances

• Excessive heat exposure (e.g., hot baths, tight underwear, or long sitting hours)

• Alcohol, smoking, and drug use

• Stress and poor sleep

• Malnutrition or poor diet

👉 Many Nigerian men are unknowingly living with these risk factors daily.

 

Signs That a Man May Have Sperm Issues

While male infertility often shows no symptoms, some warning signs include:

• Difficulty getting a woman pregnant after 1 year of regular sex

• Reduced sex drive or erectile issues

• Pain or swelling in the testicle

• Abnormal semen color or low ejaculation volume

If any of these signs are present, it’s time to take it seriously.

 

How Does Male Infertility Affect the Woman Emotionally?

Let’s be honest — in our culture, women often carry the emotional burden of infertility.
Even when the issue is clearly from the man, she’s the one mocked, pressured, and blamed.

This one-sided shame damages relationships, causes depression, and sometimes leads to broken homes.

💔 It’s unfair, and it has to stop!
Both partners must be tested and treated together. That’s the only way forward.

 

Can Low Sperm Count Be Treated Naturally?

Yes, it can — especially if the condition is mild to moderate. Many men have restored their fertility through lifestyle changes and natural herbal remedies.

✅ Introducing the Oligospermia Remedy Kit

Our Oligospermia Remedy Kit is specially formulated for men dealing with low sperm count or poor sperm quality.

Made from locally sourced, potent herbs, it helps:

• 🔹 Boost sperm count and motility

• 🔹 Reduce inflammation and improve testicular function

• 🔹 Increase semen volume and quality

• 🔹 Restore hormonal balance

• 🔹 Improve sexual stamina naturally

It’s 100% natural and safe — no adverse effects, no synthetic chemicals.

 

Real Story from One of Our Users

Common Questions Men Ask About Male Fertility

Is it not only women who need to detox before pregnancy?
➡ No. Men need to detox too. Toxins affect sperm quality also!

Can age affect sperm health?
➡ Yes. Sperm quality declines gradually with age, especially after 40.

How long does it take to see improvement?
➡ Most men see improvements within 3 months of consistent use.

Will it cure erectile dysfunction too?
➡ Many users report better libido and performance due to improved circulation and hormonal balance.

 

Ready to Improve Your Fertility?

Stop assuming it’s only your partner’s fault.
Infertility is a shared challenge — and must be addressed by both partners.

➡ Click here to order your Oligospermia Remedy Kit today and take the first step toward fatherhood!

📞 For questions or WhatsApp inquiries: +2348099666648 or +2348099666658.

 

➡ Not sure yet? You can also book a free virtual consultation for clarity on your particular case. 

➡ Chat with a fertility consultant now to understand your options – +2348099666648 or +2348099666658.

We hope you found this write-up helpful and informative!

Kindly use the comment box below to ask your questions about low sperm count or male infertility in general. Our team of experts is always available and ready to help.

Stay healthy and never give up!

 

Plan B Wellness 

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