A recent study on human infertility identified a disorder common and easy to treat among men: the leucocitospermia. Inflammation, often caused by an infection, which causes white blood cells from entering the prostate, interfering with the ability of movement of sperm.Dr. Emmett Branigan, a specialist in fertility, found that 53 percent of men who had problems of infertility, failed to fertilise his partner after respond positively to a treatment of antibiotics. If you're having trouble conception, Dr. Branigan recommends a test of semen that includes a check of white blood cells.
It also recommends that men who seek to initiate a family ejaculate frequently, preferably once a day to remove the prostate old sperm and other substances.
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