Reduce Male Infertility: Sickle cell disease

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androgen receptor gene mutations - an inherited condition in which a man is genetically male (46,XY), but has infertility due to a defect in receptors for

testosterone.
chromosomal abnormalities - men with an extra X sex chromosome, known as Klinefelter syndrome, often do not produce sperm or produce very low quantities

of sperm.
chromosome rearrangements - in some persons, there are the usual number of chromosomes (46) in the nucleus (center) of cells, but rearrangements in the

chromosome material, where a piece of a chromosome has exchanged places with another, has taken place; men with either azoospermia or oligospermia

have a higher frequency of chromosome rearrangements (or translocations) than is found in the general population.
micro deletions in the Y chromosome - in some persons, there are the usual number of chromosomes (46) in the body cells, but small sections of the Y

chromosome are missing or deleted; anywhere from 3 to 30 percent of men with either azoospermia or oligospermia have deletions in the Y chromosome.
It is important to understand that men who have genetic problems which cause their infertility, such as a deletion in the Y chromosome, can pass this

problem to their sons, who would also have infertility, if they elect to use their own sperm in achieving a pregnancy.


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