What you flagged
Nothing flagged — which is genuinely good news. The questions below are still worth asking, because a male workup is rarely as thorough as the female one.
The three questions to bring to your clinic
- “Should we test sperm DNA fragmentation — not just a standard semen analysis?”
- “Given our history, should the male workup go beyond a basic count and motility check?”
- “Are there lifestyle or medication changes worth making now, ahead of our next cycle?”
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The Quick-Check tells you what to ask. The guide tells you what to do
You now know which questions belong in your next appointment. What the check can't give you is the reasoning behind each one, what the tests actually measure, and a plan for the three months before your next cycle.
From “where do we start” to a clear next step
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Five minutes to see whether male fertility deserves a place in your conversations.
Go deeper with the guide
What the tests actually measure, which factors have real evidence behind them, and what’s worth changing first.
Change what you can, then re-test
Sperm are made fresh about every three months, so a poor result is a snapshot, not a verdict — many improve once the factors behind them change.
His Role in Pregnancy Loss
Improve male fertility and support a healthy pregnancy — the full picture in plain language, with every clinical claim linked to its source. It opens with a page that maps each Quick-Check flag to where it's answered, and its clinic script carries follow-up questions written for each flag individually.
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Built around how sperm are actually made
A sperm cell takes about 74 days to form, plus roughly two more weeks to mature on the way out. That's why the plan runs in three phases rather than promising results in a fortnight.
Establish the baseline
Which tests to request, how to read the report you get back, and what to record now so you can compare later.
Change what's changeable
The factors with the strongest evidence behind them, in priority order — and the ones not worth your energy.
Re-test and decide
When a repeat test can meaningfully show change, and how to take the results back to your clinic.
Who this is for, and who it isn't
It's for you if…
- You've experienced a loss, or losses, and want to understand both sides
- His testing so far has been one semen analysis — or nothing
- You want to walk into your next appointment knowing what to ask
- You'd rather have the research than reassurance
It isn't…
- A diagnosis, or an explanation of any particular loss
- A supplement plan, and nothing in it is being sold to you
- A promise about your next pregnancy
- A replacement for your clinic — it's a way to talk to them
You've done the five minutes. This is the next ninety days
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