Male Infertility

Even though it affects almost half of Australian couples presenting for assisted reproductive technologies, male-factor infertility is often poorly understood. A clinical tool, the Male Fertility Assessment, developed by Andrology Australia and endorsed by the Fertility Society of Australia, addresses male-factor infertility issues and is available for download from our website. The form aims to assist health professionals to gather vital information on males presenting with fertility problems.


If you are one of the people with male fertility issues you may want to look at the assessment form CLICK HERE

Don't just talk footy - Talk tackle

Don’t just talk footy, talk about your ‘tackle’

Posted on March 13, 2012 by sophia

Andrology Australia, the country’s peak authority on male reproductive health, is urging men to seek help when it comes to ‘the bits below the belt’ and not just hope their symptoms will go away.

“Every year, thousands of men suffer in silence because they are too embarrassed to talk to their doctor about sensitive issues,” Andrology Australia Director Professor Rob McLachlan said.

“Most men are happy talking about the footy, but the lead up to International Men’s Health Week (June 11 – 17) is a great time to remind men that it is OK to talk about their ‘tackle’ – those bits below the belt.”

This year, Andrology Australia has produced brochures and posters to help community organisations and health services promote International Men’s Health Week, and normalise the discussion of male reproductive health.

The resources give ‘tackle tips’ and encourage men to see their ‘tackle coach’ – their GP – for a regular check up to make sure their reproductive health is on track.

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Have you ever visited the Andrology Australia website? If you haven't I strongly recommend it. It is specifically for mens health and has great and easy to read information. Go and and have a look. Below is their new blurb.

New website for 'what every man needs to know'

Andrology Australia has launched its revamped website atwww.andrologyaustralia.org. The aim of the redesign was to keep the functionality of the original website, but to make it easier for health professionals and consumers to access a range of education and health promotion resources on male reproductive health and associated conditions. The new website provides greater interactivity with the addition of videos, and allows users to easily share the content via social media and email. We welcome any feedback on the new site, so please emailinfo@andrologyaustralia.org if you have any comments or suggestions. Also, just a reminder that if you have any links to our website from your own, please check they are correct or contact us to get the new link.