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For the latest COVID-19 information, visit vcuhealth.org/covid-19 or Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU for pediatrics. For vaccine details, visit vcuhealth.org/covidvaccine.
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For men who are having trouble conceiving, have completed their families, or just need to improve their quality of life, we are here for you. Our Men’s Reproductive Medicine practice gives you the resources and treatment to achieve your goals.
Our specialists offer men a personalized approach to addressing fertility issues. After a complete evaluation, we outline options for treatment. Couples can come in together to our state-of-the-art facility at Stony Point 9109, where we see both men and women for testing and treatment. If you have a female partner, we will collaborate closely with her OB/GYN and our own reproductive endocrinology team. To make an appointment, call (804) 327-8820.
We offer treatment and procedures for:
For approximately 40 percent of couples who are having trouble conceiving a child, the problem is found in the male partner. Our fellowship-trained urologists and specialists stay on top of the latest changes and improvements in the field.
Perhaps your family is complete and you’re ready for a vasectomy. Or perhaps you didn’t plan to have more kids, but need your vasectomy reversed. We help with both.
Some men experiencing infertility may have hormone disorders, where the issue is caused by high or low levels of certain hormones. These men may benefit from hormone therapy, where adjusting hormone levels can help men conceive children.
A varicocele is the enlargement of the veins within the scrotum. It can lead to low sperm count and decreased sperm quality (motility). Some men may not require treatment, but if the condition is causing pain, health issues, or infertility, a small surgical procedure can repair the varicocele.
