Male Fertility Clinic by LDC — Testing, Treatment & Support in Nigeria
- Cryo Medical Logistics
- 7 hours ago
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TL;DR: Male Fertility Clinic by LDC is London Diagnostics Clinic's dedicated male fertility service, offering semen analysis, hormonal testing, genetic screening, and treatment guidance for men across Nigeria. Male factor issues contribute to 40–50% of infertility cases, yet male fertility is still treated as an afterthought by most clinics. We're changing that.
Contact us
Contact our clinic Partner - London Diagnostics Clinic to get started
📧 Email: contact@londondiagnosticsclinic.com
📱 WhatsApp: +44 7585 610211
📞 Phone: +44 2081 500059
Why Male Fertility Deserves Its Own Focus
For years, fertility conversations in Nigeria — and globally — have centred almost entirely on women. But male factor infertility contributes to 40–50% of all infertility cases, whether alone or alongside female factors. Despite this, most fertility clinics treat male testing as a single line item buried inside a broader IVF package, rather than a dedicated pathway with its own diagnostic depth and follow-through.
Male Fertility Clinic by LDC exists to close that gap — giving men in Nigeria a clear, dedicated route to understanding and improving their fertility, backed by London Diagnostics Clinic's diagnostic expertise.
What We Offer
Comprehensive Semen Analysis Assessing sperm count, motility, morphology, and volume against WHO reference standards — the essential first step for any man investigating fertility concerns.
DNA Fragmentation Index (DFI) Testing A deeper look at sperm DNA quality, which standard semen analysis alone doesn't capture. Elevated DNA fragmentation can affect fertilisation and pregnancy outcomes even when basic semen parameters look normal.
Hormonal Panel Testing Testosterone, FSH, LH, and prolactin testing to identify hormonal imbalances that may be contributing to reduced fertility.
Genetic Screening For men with very low or absent sperm counts, genetic testing can help identify underlying causes such as chromosomal abnormalities or Y-chromosome microdeletions — informing whether treatments like ICSI or surgical sperm retrieval are appropriate next steps.
Lifestyle & Clinical Guidance Practical, evidence-based guidance on the factors known to affect sperm health — including heat exposure, smoking, alcohol, medication use, and underlying conditions like varicocele — alongside referral pathways where treatment is needed.
Sperm Freezing & Storage For men wanting to preserve fertility ahead of medical treatment, travel, or simply as a precaution, we offer sperm freezing coordinated through our vetted partner network.
Who This Is For
Men who've been trying to conceive with their partner for 12+ months without success
Men whose partners have had normal fertility results but a cause hasn't been found
Men preparing for IVF, ICSI, or other assisted reproduction and want a full diagnostic picture first
Men wanting a fertility health check as a precaution, before starting a family, or after a diagnosis affecting fertility (e.g. cancer treatment)
How It Works
Book a consultation — either in person or via our partner clinic network across Nigeria
Initial testing — semen analysis and hormonal panel as the baseline
Further testing if needed — DFI or genetic screening, depending on initial results
Results review — a clear, plain-language explanation of what your results mean and what your options are
Next steps — whether that's lifestyle changes, further treatment, or referral into an IVF/ICSI pathway
Frequently Asked Questions
Is male infertility common in Nigeria? Yes. Male factor issues contribute to 40–50% of infertility cases worldwide, and Nigeria is no exception. It's far more common than public conversation suggests — the gap is usually awareness and access to proper testing, not prevalence.
What's the difference between a semen analysis and DNA fragmentation testing? A semen analysis looks at count, motility, and morphology — the basics. DNA fragmentation testing looks deeper, at the genetic integrity of the sperm itself, which can affect fertilisation and pregnancy outcomes even when a standard semen analysis looks normal.
Can male infertility be treated? Many causes of male infertility can be improved or managed — through lifestyle changes, medication, minor surgery (e.g. for varicocele), or assisted reproduction techniques like ICSI where natural conception isn't possible.
Do I need a referral to get tested? No — men can book directly for an initial fertility assessment without needing a referral from a partner's gynaecologist first.
How soon can I get results? Turnaround times vary by test type; semen analysis results are typically available fastest, with genetic and DFI testing taking longer due to specialist processing.
Contact us
Contact our clinic Partner - London Diagnostics Clinic to get started
📧 Email: contact@londondiagnosticsclinic.com
📱 WhatsApp: +44 7585 610211
📞 Phone: +44 2081 500059
Male Fertility Clinic by LDC is a service of London Diagnostics Clinic, working with a vetted partner clinic network across Nigeria.
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