Every aspect of life as we knew it has been impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic, and fertility is no exception. The American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM), a global leader in reproductive medicine, has responded by issuing new guidelines for its members on how to manage fertility patients during the pandemic. The recommendations severely limit […]
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A very special Thank You to all who came by our booth at the Sands Convention Center at the 2020 CES conference. CES 2020 WRAP UP VIDEO The YO team is hard at work, providing semen analysis and couples fertility solutions to individuals, laboratories, farms, and clinics worldwide. It was an honor to showcase our product at […]
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YO Home Sperm Test will be showcased at the 2020 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, NV. January 7th through 10th. We will be at the Sands Convention Center in the Health and Wellness area in booth 45921. If you you would like to see the product, meet the team, and see what YO has […]
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So you and your significant other are trying to conceive and you get your sperm checked with the YO at home male fertility test. You’re both happy because the results come back great, but you’re still having trouble conceiving. At this point, you may be wondering what to do next. Let’s take it back to […]
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We have all heard stories about how hot tubs, too tight briefs and heat, in general, can negatively impact sperm counts. While briefs are indeed fine (really, they are) and FREQUENT hot tub use CAN be a risk factor for decreased sperm counts, FEVER is a sign of infection, and certain infections can damage sperm. […]
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Why freeze? For decades, sperm freezing and storage (banking) has been widely available at fertility clinics. Some (but not all) reasons for sperm banking are: Fertility preservation prior to chemotherapy or cancer treatments that are known to be damaging to sperm stem cells. Conception when there is a sexual dysfunction (erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, loss […]
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Can infections in my semen (STIs) be passed to my partner? What are STI’s? Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are infections in which a bacteria or virus is present in the ejaculate. And yes, if they are present, they can be passed to your partner. What are the symptoms of an STI? How do you know […]
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You may not be aware of this, but there may be cells other than sperm in your ejaculate. And, they might affect your fertility… In addition to a semen analysis that examines pH, ejaculate volume, sperm concentration, total and progressive motility and sperm morphology, a microscopic examination of your sample is important for a comprehensive […]
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