More than 16 hours away from home to work, tension, tiredness, poor water and fluid intake, processed or junk or fast food consumption regularly, environmental poisons, less physical work, almost no antioxidants in the food are reasons enough for the infertility in men. The expectation makes a man also psychologically in a bad position which is not also advantageous for the reproduction.
Are there more factors which affect the power of reproduction in a man? Yes, there are many and they include:
- diabetes
- undescended testicles
- hormone imbalances (hypothyroidism, hypogonadism)
- obesity
- hereditary
- sexually transmitted diseases – infection
- mumps
- autoimmune diseases
- liver, kidney diseases
- abuse of anabolic steroids
- certain medicines
- abuse of narcotic drugs and designer or party drugs
- chemotherapy
- diet low in antioxidants
- exposure to toxic metals
- exposure to xenoestrogens like pesticides
- erection problems
- premature ejaculation
- excessive exercise or physical activity
- wearing tight pants and underwear
- hot bath
- prolonged sitting work
- radiation and radiation therapy
- poor sperm quality
- poor movement of sperm
- low sperm count
If there are other reasons, the necessary hormones and other estimations must be done in the blood. The medical history is also important here.
Do not forget, in infertility the problem lies on 30% with men, 30% with women and 40% on both.
The risks are completely avoided, the hormone therapy is also done, still no success, what to do? The other treatments considered may be:
- Artificial insemination - placing sperm directly in the cervix or uterus.
- Intracytoplasmic sperm injection - placing individual sperm cells directly inside the woman's eggs.
- In vitro fertilization - fertilizing the egg outside the womb and then returning it to the uterus.