Dr. Carole Gilling-Smith discusses male infertility with Jonathan Ramsay, a Consultant urologist at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust in London, who specialises in all aspects of male infertility.
Watch the video below: Sperm, sex, sport and supplements.
Mr Jonathan Ramsay
Mr Ramsay is a Consultant Urologist and a world renowned expert in male infertility with an extensive research portfolio.
He has been working with Carole Gilling-Smith for over 20 years and they have published many research papers together.
He holds regular clinics in London for men with fertility issues and also performs surgical sperm retrievals in cases where the man has obstructive azoospermia.
He can be contacted through his website: https://jonathanramsay.co.uk
Enhanced Male Fertility Assessment
Some men opt to have an Enhanced Fertility MOT, which is a more detailed male fertility test. It includes some additional tests of sperm health and function. And it gives us a far greater insight into your reproductive health.
- It can be very helpful if previous or home sperm tests have been normal and your infertility remains ‘unexplained’. Or when these tests have been abnormal but you have not been given an explanation as to why.
- Sperm DNA fragmentation (SDF) is known to be higher in infertile men. Testing for Sperm DNA fragmentation measures the quality of sperm as a DNA package carrier, and it therefore is more significant than the parameters analysed in standard semen analyses.
- The Enhanced Fertility MOT also includes a short zoom consultation with your doctor. They’ll discuss your results with you, and may recommend some lifestyle changes or treatments.
‘We should treat the man and not just the sperm’
says Jonathan Ramsay who holds regular male infertility clinics at the Agora.
Enhanced Male Fertility MOT
- Semen Assessment
- DNA Fragmentation
- Semen and Urine Culture Screening
- Oxidative Stress
- Zoom Doctor’s Consultation
