The relationship between vitamin D, calcium and lipid profile deficiency with infertility and the role of them in the men fertility

Infertility is a term that refers to the inability to have a child after a year of marriage without using any preventive method, and couples across the world suffer from infertility. It is indicated that the causes of infertility are attributed to the male partner because of having asthenospermia, the impaired sperm motility, this leading to persistent poor motility predicts failure in fertilization. The current study included the investigation in vitro the vitamin D and lipid profile Deficiency with Infertility and their role of them in men's fertility with deficient vitamin D3 serum levels. Depending on the current result and general view according to the previous investigations and studies were unable to obtain conclusive results to establish a confidence link between vitamin D status and testis hormone production. Apart from the effects of vitamin D on sperm parameters, the majority of this research pointed to vitamin D's potential function in male reproductive health, particularly through improved sperm motility. In terms of pregnancy outcomes, a normal vitamin D level appears to be linked to a greater pregnancy rate. More research is required to further understand the particular role of vitamin D in the hormonal and seminal panel of both fertile and infertile men in the future. In this case, it becomes critical to create a specified range of circulating vitamin D serum levels in the bloodstream.