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For men

Sperm DNA damage is a leading cause of male infertility

Healthy sperm DNA improves the chances of a successful pregnancy

For HCPs

Sperm DNA damage reduces the chances of natural pregnancy

Sperm DNA damage reduces the likelihood of success of both IVF and ICSI

Men & Miscarriage

High levels of sperm damage can more than double the risk of miscarriage

Good quality sperm increases the likelihood of the development of a healthy baby

Sperm DNA damage is at the centre of male infertility

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What our customers say

"I didn’t think there was a problem with my sperm as I had 4 kids from a previous relationship. But now we couldn’t conceive so we went to see a urologist in London. He found that I had a low sperm count and really high DNA damage. My sperm had 95% damage in them! The doctor said I had partial obstruction from germs and infections and he recommended taking sperm from my testes. We went to LA and had ICSI with testicular sperm and now we have a baby. Thank you so much guys, you made our dream come true."

Jack

"We went to a fertility clinic who suggested we should have a SpermComet test. But, when the result was my sperm had high DNA damage, they didn’t try to fix it. They said our only option was ICSI. We had ICSI but it failed. We then took the SpermComet result to another fertility clinic where they gave us a different option. They said we should try to improve my sperm quality first because both natural conception and IVF chances are increased by having healthier sperm. They sent us to a urologist to see if my sperm quality could be improved. I was diagnosed with high ROS in my sperm as well. The urologist treated me with antioxidants and probiotics and after 3 months my sperm DNA was normal. And what’s ever better, we are now 15 weeks pregnant."

Ahmed

"We conceived naturally but sadly had a miscarriage. We tried again for a while but nothing happened. We went to a fertility clinic where I was told my semen was normal. They said there was nothing wrong with me. We still didn’t conceive so we had 2 cycles of ICSI but both had poor blastocysts and both failed I was then diagnosed with colitis so we were in a bad way. We had almost given up hope… and sex. Then we had a Comet test. The results showed high sperm DNA damage. We were referred to a urologist who recommended one day abstinence times and to a nutritionist who helped me with my diet. I had my sperm DNA tested again after 3 months and my sperm were much less damaged. We have just had a baby daughter naturally! If we had had this advice with a Comet test first, we would have done things differently. It was the hardest time I have ever had, and I want to share this with other men."

Safwan

Sperm DNA damage is one of the most important factors causing male infertility

Healthy sperm DNA improves the chances of a successful pregnancy and supports the development of a healthy baby. The quality of sperm depends on the amount of DNA damage

Male infertility is the number one reason for IVF treatment in couples seeking help to have a baby

High sperm DNA damage is associated with greater risk of miscarriage

Male partners of women who had miscarried had higher sperm DNA damage than fertile men

Previous Examen Events

Is infection a common cause of male infertility?

Event date: November 30, 2021 Location: Virtual event

Professor Andrea Salonia, Full Professor of Urology and Dean of the studies of the International MD Program at University Vita-Salute San Raffaele, joined Professor Lewis to discuss whether infection is a common cause of male infertility.

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Supersperm – DNA fragmentation and the role of life style

Event date: November 2, 2021 Location: Virtual event

Professor Peter Humaidan, specialist in reproductive endocrinology, Professor at The Fertility Clinic Skive Regional Hospital, Aarhus University, Denmark and Honorary Professor at Odense University, Denmark, joins us to discuss the links between lifestyle and sperm DNA fragmentation.

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RBMO IV – Session 81

Event date: November 2, 2021

For a recent RBMO webinar, Professor Sheena Lewis joined Chief Editor Prof. Bart Fauser and Senior Editor Prof. Richard Anderson to discuss “Men and Miscarriage” and her recent publication, “Sperm DNA Fragmentation is a Novel Biomarker for Early Pregnancy Loss”.

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