Does X-rays affect pregnancy for men?

Nowadays, many people start the pregnancy preparation period before they are ready to have a baby. Many people think that contraception is a girl's thing. In fact, men also need a pregnancy preparation period. We all know that X-rays have a great impact on the fetus. So, if a boy takes an X-ray, will it affect the pregnancy preparation period? After understanding this issue clearly, it can help us not to think too much.

Does X-rays have any impact on pregnancy preparation for men?

Body cells are more sensitive to X-rays. If you are exposed to X-rays when you are planning to get pregnant, your body cells may be affected, and in more serious cases, a deformed fetus may appear. Therefore, couples planning to get pregnant should avoid X-ray examinations (especially the abdomen) as much as possible. If the condition requires examination, you should wait 4 weeks before getting pregnant!

What to pay attention to during pregnancy preparation

1. Some young couples think that if they want to get pregnant, they should reduce the frequency of intercourse as much as possible, so as to increase the chance of pregnancy. In fact, too little intercourse is not conducive to pregnancy. Because less frequent intercourse will make sperm stay in the testicles for a long time, which will easily make the sperm brittle, and then reduce the charm, resulting in poor quality of sperm-egg combination, and it is not easy to grow healthy and smart children. Generally speaking, normal couples have intercourse 1-2 times a week. When preparing for pregnancy, you can arrange intercourse 14 days before the next menstrual period according to the menstrual cycle. This is the ovulation period, which is easy to produce good sperm-egg combination.

2. Women who are too heavy or too light are also not easy to get pregnant. Authoritative experts explain the reasons. Being too underweight will lead to insufficient metabolism of follicle-stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone in the pituitary gland, which will reduce the production of oocytes and lead to chronic anovulation and infertility. Being too heavy will lead to increased androgen in the body, causing polycystic ovary syndrome and hirsutism, leading to anovulation and infertility.

3. Tight underwear will produce great pressure around the uterus and bilateral fallopian tubes. When taking off tight clothes and pants, the pressure on bilateral fallopian tubes will be weakened, but the uterus will still maintain pressure for a period of time. The pressure difference will cause the uterine wall cells to leave the uterus, causing endometriosis. In addition, long-term crossing of high heels will cause the body to tilt, thereby reducing the angle with the ground, and the pelvis will also tilt, which is easy to cause pelvic displacement and uterine protrusion, increasing the chance of infertility.