When it comes to male fertility, not all sperm factors carry the same weight. Here’s a simple way to understand their importance:

🥇 Motility (movement) – This is the most critical. Sperm must be able to swim forward efficiently to reach and fertilise the egg.

🥈 Count (concentration) – Higher numbers increase the chances that enough healthy sperm make it to the egg, but count alone isn’t everything.

🥉 Morphology (shape) – Shape matters, but it’s often less important than movement and count. Even men with lower “normal forms” can achieve natural pregnancy.

🏅 DNA integrity – Increasingly recognised as vital. Good DNA quality supports healthy fertilisation, embryo development, and reduces miscarriage risk.

✨ The key takeaway: Fertility is not defined by a single number. It’s the overall function and quality of sperm that contribute to your fertility potential.

If you’ve been trying for a while, a proper fertility evaluation can provide clarity and options. Knowledge empowers the journey.

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Wising all a Happy Chinese New Year! We are taking a short break and celebrating with our family and friends. The clinic will be closed from 16 Feb to 18 Feb.

Your bladder is NOT small. Here are some reasons why you may pee so often.

Frequent urination does not always mean a “weak” or “small” bladder. Common reasons include:
• Drinking fluids too frequently (even small sips add up)
• Caffeine or alcohol irritating the bladder
• Bladder sensitivity or overactive bladder
• Stress and anxiety increasing bladder signals

If it is affecting your sleep or daily life, it is worth getting it checked. Your bladder might just be over-signalling, not failing.

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