talking male fertility - the testhim podcast
testhim - tackling fertility togetherMale fertility is on the decline. Men have been the neglected part of the fertility equation for too long and testhim are here to change things. The testhim podcast aims to be a place where couples can learn about the male side of the equation whether it be lifestyle and dietary advice, advanced testing or the emotional impact fertility has on men we hope to cover it all. Hosted by the testhim dir... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 164 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Health & Fitness | |||
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Coming up in next month's podcast an incredibly frank and honest conversation with our very own Sharan Lota.
Sharan opens up about the embarrassment, male ego and fear of family rejection amongst South Asian families and why so many couples are forc... more
Are you one of the millions of couples struggling with a diagnosis of “unexplained infertility"?
What if the answer isn't a medical mystery, but simply a test that hasn't been run yet?
In this episode of the testhim podcast, we are joined by Lala... more
What more could we be doing for men before they even step foot in a fertility clinic?
In our latest episode with Lalana Songra we explored the importance of advanced testing but also how men have a golden opportunity to maximise their fertility befo... more
When it comes to predicting male factor infertility, relying on a standard semen analysis alone simply isn't enough.
Coming up in the latest episode we sat down with Lalana Songra from Examen to talk all things sperm DNA fragmentation.
Lalana bel... more
If you’ve been told that your semen analysis is "normal" but you’re still not conceiving, or if you’ve been ushered straight toward ICSI without a single physical exam this episode is for you.
We sit down with world-renowned Consultant Uro-Androlog... more
The number 1 risk factor for ED? It’s not what you think!Did you know that by age 50, half of all men will experience some form of ED? Prof. Amr Raheem breaks down the early warning signs you shouldn’t ignore, starting with the quality of your mornin... more
Many men are unknowingly sabotaging their chances of fatherhood by using TRT or other testosterone supplements.
In this months episode Prof. Amr Raheem breaks down the biological feedback loop that can 'switch off' your fertility and shrink your te... more
Is technology making us "lazy" when it comes to male fertility? Coming up in our next podcast episode Professor Amr Raheem challenges the common assumption that ICSI is a complete fix for male factor infertility. While it's a revolutionary tool, rely... more
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