One in five couples that have issues with fertility, the issue ends up falling on the quality of the sperm or a lack of number of sperm. Urologists these days are excellent at figuring out if a male has lots and lots of sperm but isn't quite right. If it's not oval enough and it's too rounded, that could be a genetic defect under which conditions there is zero probability of the male ever naturally conceiving.

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