Infertility is not only a female problem. 30% are due to male infertility and almost 50% female infertility. The rest 20% are mostly unexplained causes involving both partners.
The reasons for male infertility include:
• Low sperm count
• Abnormal shape of the sperm
• Low sperm mobility
• Retrograde ejaculation, here the semen is ejaculated into the bladder and so no fertilization is possible
• High temperatures of the testes – High temperature can affect the production and mobility of the sperm. Testes have not descended into the scrotum. Inside the body cavity the temperature is higher than the external scrotum. Tight underwears and pants, hot bath and enlarged veins in the scrotum can also increase the temperature of the testes.
• Blocked sperm ducts
• No sperm are produced
• Problems with the form and structure of the sperm
• Autoimmune problems, here the immune system considers the sperm as a foreign bacterium or virus, attacks and damages them
• Sexually transmitted diseases or other infections
• Hormonal problems
• Erectile dysfunction
• Premature ejaculation
• Excess alcohol
• Malnutrition
• Smoking
• Abuse of drugs, cannabis, cocaine, party drugs
• Side effects of prescribed medicines
• Toxins and environmental poisons like pesticides, heavy metals etc.
• Female sexual hormones from drinking water from birth control pills
• Exposure to radiation
• Obesity
• Stress
Consult with your doctor and mostly he could help you. Right food and healthy lifestyle help in many cases.
The reasons for male infertility include:
• Low sperm count
• Abnormal shape of the sperm
• Low sperm mobility
• Retrograde ejaculation, here the semen is ejaculated into the bladder and so no fertilization is possible
• High temperatures of the testes – High temperature can affect the production and mobility of the sperm. Testes have not descended into the scrotum. Inside the body cavity the temperature is higher than the external scrotum. Tight underwears and pants, hot bath and enlarged veins in the scrotum can also increase the temperature of the testes.
• Blocked sperm ducts
• No sperm are produced
• Problems with the form and structure of the sperm
• Autoimmune problems, here the immune system considers the sperm as a foreign bacterium or virus, attacks and damages them
• Sexually transmitted diseases or other infections
• Hormonal problems
• Erectile dysfunction
• Premature ejaculation
• Excess alcohol
• Malnutrition
• Smoking
• Abuse of drugs, cannabis, cocaine, party drugs
• Side effects of prescribed medicines
• Toxins and environmental poisons like pesticides, heavy metals etc.
• Female sexual hormones from drinking water from birth control pills
• Exposure to radiation
• Obesity
• Stress
Consult with your doctor and mostly he could help you. Right food and healthy lifestyle help in many cases.