Obesity & Infertility | Boost Fertility Through Weight Loss

At Nairobi Bariatric Center in Kenya, we explore the often-overlooked connection between obesity and infertility.

Through our advanced weight loss procedures, we've seen remarkable fertility improvements in our patients.

Studies show that obese women have a 27% lower chance of conceiving than women of normal weight.

Obesity and Infertility
Obesity and Infertility
Obesity and Infertility

Men's Reproductive
Health

Obesity in men is associated with lower sperm quality, with research indicating that obese men are three times more likely to suffer from a reduced sperm count.

Obesity and Infertility

Women's Reproductive
Health

In women, obesity can lead to menstrual irregularities and hormonal imbalances that interfere with ovulation and make it difficult to conceive.

Obesity and Infertility

Reduced Libido and Activity in Men

In men, obesity can lead to decreased libido and sexual activity, stemming from hormonal changes and lower self-esteem.

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Weight loss through interventions like gastric bypass and gastric sleeve has been shown to positively affect fertility. Losing just 5-10% of body weight can significantly enhance the likelihood of conception.
“I struggled from uncontrolled type 2 diabetes, and spent a fortune on medication. Within six months post-gastric bypass, not only did I lose 40kgs, but my blood sugar levels normalized, and I am now in diabetes remission!"
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Fertility & Obesity FAQs

Obesity can lead to hormonal imbalances that affect reproductive health. In women, it can interfere with ovulation and reduce the chances of conception. In men, obesity is linked to lower sperm quality and count, impacting fertility.

Yes, weight loss, especially through medical interventions like gastric bypass and gastric sleeve surgery, has been shown to positively impact fertility. Even a modest weight loss of 5-10% can significantly enhance the likelihood of conception.

Nairobi Bariatric Center provides personalized weight loss options, including the gastric balloon and bariatric surgeries like gastric sleeve, designed to address the unique challenges posed by obesity on fertility, aiming to improve patients’ chances of conceiving.

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