Sperm DNA damage emerges as key factor in recurrent pregnancy loss
New clinical guidance highlights that sperm DNA fragmentation can contribute to recurrent miscarriage, even when standard sperm counts and motility appear normal. The condition is also associated with lower success rates in IVF, as damaged genetic material in sperm may impair embryo development after fertilization. Updated recommendations now suggest testing for sperm DNA fragmentation when other causes of repeated pregnancy loss have been ruled out.
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