Check with seller Sperm DNA Damage: The Hidden Male Factor Behind Failed IVF and Miscarriage New Delhi
- Location: Shalimar Bagh, New Delhi, Delhi, India
That is what makes this issue clinically important. A semen sample can have sperm present in reasonable numbers, and those sperm may even show acceptable movement and shape, but if the DNA inside them is significantly damaged, the biological outcome may still be poor. This is why sperm DNA fragmentation treatment has become an increasingly relevant part of male fertility workups in selected cases, especially when the usual answers are not explaining the couple’s outcome.
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