Male Infertility Is a Medical Condition, Not a Reflection of Masculinity – CRGH
The Centre for Reproductive and Genetic Health (CRGH) shared on LinkedIn:
“Male factor infertility contributes to around 50% of infertility cases, yet it’s still rarely talked about.
At CRGH, we’re seeing how everyday lifestyle factors, including vaping, stress, poor sleep and heat exposure, can quietly impact sperm health.
Research shows:
- 93% of men say infertility affects their wellbeing
- 73% don’t talk about it
The good news: sperm regenerates roughly every 90 days, meaning positive lifestyle changes can make a real difference.
We encourage an early assessment and open conversations, because male infertility is a medical condition, not a reflection of masculinity.
A simple semen analysis can provide clarity and guide next steps.”

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