Sperm Freezing

The male testicles are constantly producing new sperm, meaning that even at an older age, a man can still produce viable sperm for fertilizing an egg. However, if a man’s sperm count is low or if he has ejaculatory dysfunction, he may consider freezing his higher-quality sperm samples for later use. Those with occupations that put them at a higher risk for exposure to chemicals, radiation, extreme heat, and other conditions that can cause sterility may also want to freeze their sperm to preserve their fertility.