It’s unbelievable that men’s sperm can be killed in this way!

Necrospermia is the most common disease among male infertility. Once the disease occurs, the function of the male testicles will be affected, thereby inhibiting the production of semen. Especially for married men, due to the influence of necrospermia, the fertility rate will drop to the lowest, and even lead to divorce. What causes men to suffer from necrospermia?

(1) Excessive sexual intercourse

After an ejaculation, it takes 5-7 days to restore the number and activity of sperm. If the number of sperm has not recovered after too frequent sexual intercourse, the number will decrease, which may affect fertility. Generally speaking, it is appropriate to have sex once a week. Of course, it is understandable that young people, newlyweds, reunions after a long separation, and holidays have more sex.

(2) Testicular temperature is too high

When the testicles are in a high temperature environment, the seminiferous tubules will not develop or even atrophy, which can affect the production of sperm and even reduce the number.

(3) Radioactive damage

Exposure to large doses of radiation can cause a prolonged decrease in sperm count or azoospermia.

(4) Testicular lesions

Testicular lesions can cause sperm dysfunction and lead to a decrease in sperm count.