The testicles produce around 100-200 million new sperm every day. With a global trend towards delayed parenthood, male fertility naturally declines with age, both qualitatively and quantitatively, contributing to the overall rise in male infertility rates Globally over the past 40 years, both the sperm counts and seminal quality have declined by 50% and alarmingly …
New research shows mens fertility is also affected by age. (Representational Image) Wellington: We hear a lot about women’s biological clock and how age affects the chance of pregnancy. New research shows men’s fertility is also affected by age. When dads are over 50, the risk of pregnancy complications increases. Data from more than 46 …
Share on PinterestCould microplastics found in human penises contribute to erectile dysfunction, male infertility? Aleksei Toropov/Stocksy For the first time, scientists have found microplastics in human penile tissue, sparking concerns about their prevalence and potential health risks. The study revealed that four out of five samples from men with erectile dysfunction contained seven different types …
Male infertility is a complex and often overlooked issue with profound implications for couples striving to conceive. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), infertility affects over ten million individuals of reproductive age worldwide, with male factors contributing significantly to the overall prevalence. Recent data indicate that approximately 40% of infertility cases are linked solely …
Male infertility can be due to various health conditions and lifestyle factors, which lead to poor sperm parameters including sperm count, movement and shape that can lower the chances of pregnancy and one important factor is a low sperm count. There is a common misconception that taking tablets or supplements can significantly increase sperm count …
In a recent systematic review published in the journal Frontiers in Nutrition, researchers from Spain investigated the effect of the Mediterranean diet on the quality of semen in men of reproductive age. They found that adherence to the Mediterranean diet could improve male reproductive health by positively influencing semen quality. Study: Influence of the Mediterranean …
Researchers in Italy have recently explored the beneficial effects of a low-carbohydrate organic Mediterranean diet on male fertility. Their study is published in the journal Current Research in Food Science. Study: Effects of the low-carb organic Mediterranean diet on testosterone levels and sperm DNA fragmentation. Image Credit: Aeril / Shutterstock Background Infertility is a significant healthcare problem, …
As assisted reproductive technology progresses and becomes more widely accepted, the previous taboos and stigmas surrounding infertility are gradually being eliminated. Understand Male Infertility and Its Causes Male fertility plays a critical role in the ability to conceive and reproductive health. Various factors can significantly impact male fertility, leading to infertility. Infertility is becoming increasingly …
Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) have become a significant concern for public health. Shockingly, 20% of women suffer from infertility due to Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID). These diseases are typically transmitted through sexual contact. PID leads to scarring and damage of the reproductive organs, including the cervix, vagina, ovaries, fallopian tubes, and uterus. If left untreated, …
It is also important to note that as assisted reproductive technology has progressed and become increasingly available and accepted by society, the previously existing taboos and stigmas surrounding infertility are gradually being eradicated Breaking the silence and initiating open conversations about male infertility is crucial to dispelling the stigma and creating a supportive environment Infertility …