Men who can't have children are often entangled in this emotion

The strength of sperm seems to be closely related to male sexual ability. However, when men are in a bad mood and under excessive pressure, it will affect the nervous system and endocrine function, affecting the production, maturation and ability of sperm.

In the minds of ordinary people, the strength of sperm seems to be closely related to male sexual ability, but the fact is that sperm also changes with men's moods. Male sperm is actually sensitive and fragile. Various external or internal pressures in life may reduce its vitality or even kill its vitality.

Gender experts remind men: Emotions not only affect women's endocrine system, but also have a great impact on the production, maturation and activity of male sperm. Because each patient's physical health condition is different, the condition is also different. Common cases are that due to marital discord, family trivia, and mutual accusations, both parties are in trouble and worry for a long time; when men are in a bad mood and under excessive pressure, it will affect the nervous system and endocrine function, and affect the production, maturation and activity of sperm. In severe cases, sperm is more likely to be immature.

Some men not only have stress from life, but also from work. Daily fatigue, or overly cautious preparation and excessive tension at work lead to negative emotions. Under these bad mental states, the male nervous system and endocrine function will be directly affected, causing disorder in testicular spermatogenesis. The secretions in semen, such as prostate fluid, seminal vesicle fluid, and bulbourethral gland fluid, are also affected, which is extremely unfavorable for sperm survival, thus greatly reducing the success rate of conception. In severe cases, emotional factors may cause premature ejaculation or even no ejaculation; severe cases are more likely to cause erectile dysfunction.

Swedish doctors once compared the time it took 142 men to complete their work and the quality of their semen without letting their patients know. The final result was that those who completed their work in five minutes had an average sperm count of 78 million per milliliter. On the other hand, those who were emotionally anxious and took more than 15 minutes to complete their work had only 28 million sperm per milliliter. According to the standards of the World Health Organization, in order for a woman to conceive, the sperm concentration must be at least 20 million per milliliter.

Therefore, men should learn to release various pressures, relieve bad emotions, and maintain a happy mood, so that they can have a more satisfying sex life.