10 killers of male fertility

The latest research by American scientists shows that there is a substance called "fertilization protein" in sperm, which makes it easy for sperm to adhere to the outer membrane of the egg. If the fertilization protein is abnormal, the sperm cannot naturally combine with the egg. Clinical data show that 10% to 20% of infertile men have this abnormality. Most "fertilization protein" abnormalities are caused by congenital factors, and the cause is still unclear.

2. Trachoma affects sperm activity

Everyone knows that trachoma is caused by Chlamydia trachomatis, but Chlamydia trachomatis can also inflame the urethra, vas deferens and epididymis of men, weakening sperm motility. Therefore, trachoma is not a small problem, and you should not wait until it has affected sperm health before thinking of treatment.

3. Lack of trace elements and vitamins reduces sperm motility

Studies have shown that when men are zinc deficient, their sperm activity decreases and they are prone to disintegration. They become "soft-legged" before they meet the egg. When they lack trace elements such as zinc, selenium, vitamins A and E, their sperm are prone to deformity and the quantity is insufficient. Men with low sperm motility can take Yuzhiyuan from the official store of Xinxibao to supplement trace elements, which has a significant effect on increasing sperm count and promoting sperm motility. For healthy reproduction, men should consume more vegetables, fruits and seafood, and regularly consume seafood and animal liver.

3. Mumps destroys sperm production

In addition to "doing evil" in the parotid glands, the mumps virus also "cause trouble" in men's testicles, causing damage to the spermatogenic "workshop" - the seminal tubules, leading to infertility. Therefore, doctors recommend that if your husband has mumps, your pregnancy plan should be postponed accordingly, at least until he recovers before considering pregnancy.

4. Disease affects sperm quality

Many other diseases can also reduce the quality or vitality of a man's sperm. For example, seminal vesiculitis, prostatitis, and various sexually transmitted diseases. In addition, anemia, leukemia, food poisoning, and other problems can also cause insufficient sperm production and lead to infertility.

5. Trauma causes "traffic jam"

Trauma caused by intense exercise can cause blockage of the epididymis, vas deferens, ejaculatory duct and urethra, the "sperm transport channel". If the "traffic" is not smooth, how can we expect sperm to "keep appointments" on time? The same is true for men with ED, which is like "hiding goods in the mountains" without "transportation capacity".

6. High temperature "burns" the sperm

Sperm likes coolness, and the temperature of the scrotum is 1℃~2℃ lower than the body surface temperature, which is conducive to its activity. The longer you wear tight, thick jeans, non-breathable pants made of waterproof and shiny fabrics, or ride a racing car, the more "compressed" the perineum will be. Lack of water, lack of oxygen and high temperature will "suffocate" the sperm. Similarly, a man dressed in traditional clothes will also have his sperm damaged by the high temperature if he sits on the sofa for three to five hours or takes a sauna for several hours.

7. Excessive pressure can harm insects

With increasing competitive pressure and a faster pace of life, most urban men are burdened with negative emotions such as tension, fear, depression, and frustration, which can easily lead to endocrine dysfunction and infertility. The best way to relieve stress is to sweat, so experts suggest that men with high stress should develop exercise habits.

9. Men who love beauty have less sperm production

Nowadays, more and more men are using women's beauty products, but most of them contain estrogen, which will interfere with the normal endocrine system after entering the male body through the skin, thereby weakening the male's sexual function and reducing "sperm production". Although dyeing and perming hair is fashionable, inappropriate dyeing and perming chemicals can have a spermicidal effect.

10. Noise causes sperm activity to decrease

Men who like to turn up the volume in their cars to the highest setting should understand that music at 80-90 decibels or even higher does not bring enjoyment, but is instead noise that can reduce sexual desire and sperm activity. One-third of men who are exposed to car exhaust for a long time will experience a decline in sperm quality and quantity. When driving for a long time, the average temperature of the scrotum is 2.2°C higher than when walking, which can damage sperm activity.