Male Factor Infertility: Men with low sperm count or poor sperm quality can benefit from semen freezing. This allows them to preserve their viable sperm for future use in assisted reproductive technologies. By freezing their sperm, these men can improve their chances of having biological children, even if their sperm quality declines in the future.
Vasectomy: Men planning to undergo a vasectomy may opt for semen freezing to preserve their sperm if they decide to have children later.
Chemotherapy: Men undergoing chemotherapy or other medical treatments that can affect fertility should consider semen freezing. This ensures that they have the option to father children after their treatment is complete.