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Return To Infertility Article Archive   Search the Article Archives Different Male Infertility Treatment By Wade Robins Other Treatments For the men who have a good sperm count but are unable to ejaculate there is a procedure called electroejaculation therapy or EEJ that allows for the retrieval of sperm and is non-evasive. There are hormone treatments that can be used although rare in men. Other drugs can help with sperm count giving better chances for having a baby. There are also surgeries such as Varicocele ligation used to tie off abnormally dilated veins and found to improve sperm quality for some men. There are a few sperm retrieval techniques that you talk to your doctor about. Though the male infertility treatments for men have come a long way through the years in cases such as genetics defects there have been no findings to correct many of them. This does not mean that you cannot have a baby in some cases but it can make it much more difficult for some. In some cases, it is simply not possible. Make sure you do your homework and research all of the possibilities. If one doctor says no, another may know of a drug or procedure that may give you that chance. Get more than one opinion, ask many questions, and be sure you understand the answers given. Talking Openly The male infertility options available will be different from the options given to women. Know the differences and be aware of what is available to you as a man. Know what the procedures involve and know the cautions and what to expect in the outcomes. Know your rights and understand the regulations and policies of your insurances. Be sure to follow up on any counseling available to you and your partner. Communicate openly with both your partner and your doctors. About the Author: You can also find more info on Female Infertilty Treatment and Infertility Egg Donation. Infertilitytreatmentoptions.com is a comprehensive resource to know about Infertility. Adoption Minnesota

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