Aim: This study will focus on male-related causes, aiming to enhance understanding of male infertility and address the emotional impact on those affected.

Methods and Materials: An explorative design to find out the occurrence and various causative factors of male infertility among couples. The setting of the study was Index Medical College Hospital and Research Center, Index. A convenient sampling technique was used to select 50 males in the age group <20-40> years. A self-structured questionnaire was used to assess the demographic data, past medical history and physiological parameters. The data analysis was done using descriptive statistics.

Results: The results highlighted that demographic factors do not affect the causes of male infertility. Key findings revealed that Azoospermia and Oligospermia were the primary contributors, accounting for 9 (18%) and 20 (40%) cases, respectively. Other factors included Asthenozoospermia at 6 (12%), Mixed pathology at 7 (14%), and low volume at 8 (16%).

Conclusion: The study assume that the causes of maximum male and female infertility are related to increased age and obesity. The study provided an enriching experience for investigator.