Infertility is a disease of the reproductive system that impairs one of the most basic functions' i.e. conceptions of a child. If the person is suffering from Infertility, the couple would not able to achieve pregnancy after a year of unprotected intercourse. Inability of a male to contribute to conception with a fertile female is termed as the infertility of the male. Although in the ancient times, Infertility has been thought of as a woman's problem. But studies show that males are also suffering from the infertility issues. Additionally, it is proved that about one out of every three cases of infertility is due to the man alone.

Advances in technologies and methodologies related to male infertility treatment in India also giving a ray of hope to the males to become fathers. Approximately 55% of the females are suffering from the infertility issues and 45% have a male factor problem and full quarters (25%) have issues on both sides.

Some of the lifestyle changes that negatively influence male infertility include:

• Inadequate vitamin C and Zinc in the diet
• Tight underwear
• Exposure to environmental hazards and toxins
• Malnutrition and anaemia
• Excessive stress
• Smoking
• Prolonged use of marijuana and other recreational drugs
• Chronic alcohol abuse
• Anabolic steroid use
• Overly intense exercise

Hormonal imbalances to physical problems, psychological and behavioural problems are some of the causes of Male infertility. Moreover, man's overall health is also related to its fertility. Health of a man reflects its fertility. A research depicts that men who live a healthy lifestyle are more likely to produce healthy sperm.  Male infertility leads to many reasons in which One of the most common cause of male infertility is varicoceles. A varicocele is basically a varicose vein found in the scrotum. The extra heat caused by the vein can lead to low sperm count and impaired sperm movement.

Azoospermia treatment in India is generally considered as complete absence of sperm is one of the potential causes of male infertility. Other reasons include Low sperm count (oligospermia), abnormal sperm shape (teratozoospermia), Problems with sperm movement (asthenozoospermia), Sperm that is completely immobile (necrozoospermia); the sperm may be alive and not moving, or they may be dead, Problems with sperm delivery, due to sexual dysfunction, an obstruction, previous vasectomy, or retrograde ejaculation, Problems with erections or other sexual problems.

The hospitals of India offers a world class infertility treatment in India with advanced procedures and equipment for the Azoospermia treatment in India, and has been achieving high success rates. The Infertility treatment team consists of expert doctors who specialize in Reproductive medicine, Nurse-counsellors, Ultrasonographers, Embryologists and Andrologists. These Indian hospitals made a name for itself as a Centre of excellence, integrity and successful outcomes in the area of Infertility treatment.