Infertility in male is characterized by various infertility related problems such as low sperm count, presence of low motile sperm or azoospermia. The various causes of male infertility include stress, consumption of alcohol or drugs, smoking, obesity, environmental toxins, etc. These factors also act as driving factors of the male infertility market. When an individual is diagnosed with infertility, the person undergoes immense stress, embarrassment and guilt, which would further intensify the infertility problem. This is a major limitation of this market. The opportunity for the growth of this market is the increase in awareness levels among men and rising trend in medical tourism.
According to the report published by Allied Market Research, Male Infertility Market by Techniques (DNA Fragmentation Technique, Oxidative Stress Analysis, Microscopic Examination, Sperm Penetration Assay, Sperm Agglutination, Computer Assisted Semen Analysis) – Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2012 – 2020. The report provides a detailed analysis of changing market dynamics, top segments, value chain, key investment pockets, regional scenario, and competitive landscape.
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Onkar Sumant, a Manager, Healthcare at Allied Market Research, stated, “Geographically, male infertility is segmented in to North America, Europe, Asia Pacific and RoW. The geographic market would be dominated by the North American region by 2020. This is due to the increased adoption of newer techniques such as DNA fragmentation in the routine analysis test for male infertility. The Asia Pacific and RoW region are expected to have the highest CAGR during the analysis period. This is due to the increase in male infertility awareness and rising awareness about the treatments that are available.”
An evaluation is done by studying the patient’s health and medical history. Physical examination comes under the evaluation tests which includes the measurement of weight, height, muscle distribution, assessment of body fat, visual observation of breasts and genitals and inspection of hair pattern and skin. For example, in cases of testosterone deficiency, there is loss of body and facial hair with decrease in testis size. The various other conditions that affect fertility are absence of vas deferens, varicocele and epididymis thickening.
Geographically, male infertility is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific and RoW. The geography market would be dominated by the North American region by 2020. This is due to the increased adoption of newer techniques such as DNA fragmentation in the routine analysis test for male infertility. The Asia Pacific and the RoW region are expected to have the highest CAGR during the analysis period. This is due to the increase in male infertility awareness and rising awareness about the treatments that are available.
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The key companies profiled in the report are ASKA Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd, ZydusCadila Healthcare Limited, Access Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Intas Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Pantarhei Bioscience B, Cordex Pharma, Inc., Merck Serono, Halotech DNA SL, SCSA diagnostics, Andrology Solutions.
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