Men’s Health – Live Well, Feel Well.

Posted on April 2, 2015By Matthew Wosnitzer, M.D.

Exercise, diet, and medications all matter for your fertility, sexual health, and overall well-being. Learn more – start here with our men’s health evaluation.

Vasectomy Reversal by Leading Urologist and Microsurgeon

Posted on April 23, 2015By Matthew Wosnitzer, M.D.

Vasectomy reversal involves reconnecting the ends of the vas deferens tubes which were separated during vasectomy. Many factors affect vasectomy reversal including use of the operating microscope for precise microsurgical reconnection to Continue →

Male Infertility: The Background

Posted on April 29, 2014By Matthew Wosnitzer, M.D.

Male infertility can occur due to many causes such as obesity, prescription medications, tobacco, alcohol, marijuana, environmental toxins, and genetics. Additionally, genital defects, sperm transport blockage, erection and ejaculation dysfunction, deficient sperm production and function, and prior Continue →

Varicocele

Posted on July 29, 2015By Matthew Wosnitzer, M.D.

Are your testicles hot? Probably not the way you might be thinking, and certainly not good for your health! The Issue: Varicocele (pronounced varik-o-seal) is an abnormal dilation or englargement of Continue →

Tomatoes- Prostate Cancer and…Sperm Quality

Posted on April 26, 2014By Matthew Wosnitzer, M.D.

Background: Anti-oxidants such as pomegranate are often in the news for possible health benefits. Lycopene is another anti-oxidant known as a carotenoid, which is most often found in tomatoes and tomato-based products. Continue →

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Prepared to Address Your Male Infertility and Sexual Health Concerns

Matthew Wosnitzer, M.D. is a fellowship-trained urologic surgeon and male reproduction researcher in Connecticut combining compassionate care with the most advanced microsurgical techniques for vasectomy reversal, and management of male infertility, hormonal issues, erectile dysfunction, and sexual dysfunction. To learn more about the Center for Male Health and Reproduction of Connecticut, please contact us to request additional information or call 203-254-1576.

Evaluation: Fertility & Sexual Health

A comprehensive evaluation of the factors associated with male infertility and men's health is required to develop a customized treatment plan for each patient.

Surgical Management

Surgical options may be indicated for male infertility (including vasectomy reversal, varicocelectomy) and for erectile dysfunction (including penile prosthesis insertion).

Latest Men's Health & Fertility News

Diet, environment, and medications affect men's fertility and health. Reliable unbiased research and news from around the world with all sources mentioned.

Publications & Press Highlights

The latest news about Dr. Wosnitzer's publications on vasectomy, vasectomy reversal, vasovasostomy, vasoepididymostomy, male infertility, and sexual dysfunction.

CMHR Male Fertility and Health Updates

Posted on April 15, 2015 by Matthew Wosnitzer, M.D.

The choice of lubricant for sexual intercourse is important for fertility! See recent Everyday Health article citing Dr. Wosnitzer.

Learn more about genetics of male infertility and non-obstructive azoospermia with this recently published research article in PLOS One by Dr. Wosnitzer.

Mobile devices and laptops may affect male fertility. Learn more about the research which indicates that common devices could be harming your sperm.

Did you know?
Being overweight or obese could have a negative effect on a man’s fertility and sexual health.

Penile prosthesis is an option for men with erectile dysfunction who have not been successful with medical therapy including oral and injectable medications.

Men with low (<5 million sperm/ml) or no sperm in the ejaculate without blockage require genetic workup to examine changes in chromosomes or genes.

The microsurgical multi-layer approach to vasectomy reversal involves 4 layers of stitches on the vas deferens: the gold-standard for reversal of vasectomy.

Varicoceles cause increased heat around the testis, harming sperm and testosterone production for men. Click to learn more.

Male infertility, vasectomy reversal, and men’s health treatment options are available from the Center for Male Health and Reproduction of Connecticut. Click here to learn more about possible ways to improve male fertility, hormonal levels, and sexual function at CMHR of Connecticut.

Current patients:

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Our Mission:

Welcome to the Center for Male Health and Reproduction of Connecticut. We are pleased to provide expert and compassionate care for vasectomy reversal and other male infertility and men’s health issues. CMHR offers gold-standard procedures based on the extensive publications and texts which Dr. Wosnitzer has authored for microsurgical vasectomy reversal including vasovasostomy, vasoepidymostomy, and other microsurgical procedures for male infertility. Dr. Wosnitzer will provide all background information on your condition, and create a customized treatment plan for infertility or sexual dysfunction issues.

Our Center welcomes patients from Connecticut, throughout the United States and abroad with convenient options for consultation in person, by phone, or by teleconference. Call today to learn more from our team.