Andrology and male infertility
Private, judgement-free care for men's sexual health and fertility, led by Dr. Kammela Sreedhar, Fellow of Infertility Micro-surgery, Cleveland Clinic, Ohio.
Men's sexual health
Problems with erections or ejaculation are far more common than most men think, and they often have a medical cause. Diabetes, blood pressure, hormone imbalance, smoking, some medicines and stress can all play a part.
- Erectile dysfunction, including diabetes related ED
- Premature or early ejaculation
- Low sexual desire
- Penile implants for men who do not respond to other treatment
Dr. Sreedhar has performed around 1,100 penile implant procedures.
Male infertility
In many couples who struggle to conceive, a male factor is part of the reason. Checking the male partner early is simple and can change the treatment plan.
- Semen analysis and hormone tests
- Scrotal and penile Doppler studies
- Low sperm count, poor motility or no sperm in the semen
- Microsurgery for male infertility
- Vasectomy and vasectomy reversal
When needed, treatment is planned together with Dr. Sridevi's IVF and ICSI team.
What happens at your visit
A private conversation
The doctor asks about your symptoms, health history and medicines.
Examination and tests
Only the tests that are needed, such as blood work, semen analysis or Doppler.
A clear plan
Treatment options are explained, from lifestyle changes and medicines to surgery.
Common questions
Is erectile dysfunction treatable?
Yes, in most men. Treatment depends on the cause, which can include diabetes, blood pressure, hormone problems, medicines, stress or blood flow issues. Tests such as blood work and penile Doppler help find the cause.
What tests are done for male infertility?
Evaluation usually starts with a history, examination and semen analysis. Depending on results, hormone tests, scrotal Doppler or other tests may be advised.
Can a vasectomy be reversed?
In many cases microsurgical reversal is possible. Success depends on how long ago the vasectomy was done and other factors, which the doctor will explain after examination.
Will my consultation be private?
Yes. Sexual and fertility concerns are discussed in confidence, and you can bring your partner if you are comfortable doing so.
This page explains common conditions and treatments in general terms. The right treatment for you can only be decided after a consultation and the tests your doctor advises.
Talk to a specialist about your concern
Call either branch to book a consultation. Please call ahead to confirm the doctor's timings on the day you plan to visit.