Can boys have children?

Childbirth is accomplished by women through ten months of pregnancy. Men cannot give birth to children. However, in order to have a high-quality pregnancy, the prerequisite is that the mature egg and sperm combine, and then the woman must provide a good environment for the development of the fetus. Therefore, preparation for pregnancy is very necessary before pregnancy. Preparation for pregnancy is not only for women, but men also need to make preparations in all aspects, adjust their diet and daily routine, and stay away from tobacco and alcohol, so as to improve the quality of sperm and ensure the health of the baby.

Can boys have children?

Men cannot have babies. Even if the fertilized egg is implanted in the man's abdomen, he does not have a uterus. When the child grows up, the pressure on the abdominal organs will cause danger to the life of both the adult and the child. With the current level of technology, men cannot have children. One reason is that the pelvis of men is narrower than that of women, so although they can get pregnant, they cannot give birth normally.

There are many causes of infertility, such as insufficient sperm count, excessive abnormal sperm count, male or female reproductive tract obstruction, varicocele and other diseases are related to infertility. It is necessary to combine medical history and detailed examination to confirm the diagnosis. There are many causes of male infertility, such as congenital developmental abnormalities, abnormalities in cell genetic chromosomes, endocrine dysfunction, sexual dysfunction and reproductive tract infection, and even psychological factors. The most common factor is reproductive tract infection.

It is recommended that men and women who are preparing for pregnancy develop good living habits and maintain personal hygiene. They should strengthen their exercise, combine meat and vegetables, have a diversified diet, and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits. They should get some sun to strengthen their bodies and improve their body resistance. They should also increase their nutrition and have a regular schedule and not stay up late. They should also pay attention to adjusting their mentality and not be too anxious.

What should you pay attention to when preparing for pregnancy?

1. Food

For working parents, since you are preparing for pregnancy, be more diligent! Go to restaurants less often, after all, the oil used in restaurants and the quality of the ingredients cannot be monitored. Cook at home and bring lunch, which is safe and secure. Try to use fresh and natural ingredients, and eat as little food as possible that contains additives, pigments, and preservatives. Wash fruits before eating to avoid pesticide residues.

If you don’t like tea, coffee or chocolate, then congratulations, you are one step closer to becoming a prospective father; if you particularly like them, be careful to exercise restraint.

Pickled food is a weapon that kills sperm and eggs. Although it is delicious, it contains nitrites, benzopyrene, etc., which are very harmful to the body and can cause fetal malformations and other adverse consequences. Remember not to eat it!

2. Tobacco and alcohol

For the sake of your baby, you should seriously consider curbing your smoking and drinking habits before you get pregnant. It is certainly difficult for an addicted father to quit smoking, but you should be patient for the health of your baby! "The requirements are not high, just stick to it for 3-6 months! Once you are pregnant, you can do whatever you want! Just be careful not to smoke at home."

You should have known about the adverse effects of smoking and drinking on sperm and the baby, so I won't elaborate on them here. After your wife becomes pregnant, although smoking and drinking only affect sperm, you also have to worry about secondhand smoke and thirdhand smoke left on your clothes. These have a certain impact on the health of your wife and the baby. After pregnancy, you can't smoke as much as you want.

3. Contraindications

Will the medication taken by prospective parents before pregnancy affect the growth and development of the baby? Many drugs will affect the quality of sperm and eggs, or cause fetal malformations. Some drugs, such as antihistamines, certain antibiotics, and contraceptives, will have a certain impact on sperm and eggs. Therefore, if prospective parents have taken certain drugs before preparing for pregnancy, it is best to consult a doctor first to understand the duration of the drug's effects before making the next plan!

Notes for pregnant fathers:

1. Supplement nutrition

Ensuring high-quality sperm to achieve normal conception is the primary task for men to prepare for pregnancy. Sperm metabolism depends on nutrients in the male body, and the most obvious demand is for zinc, selenium, and protein. Men should increase their intake in their daily diet and eat more nutritious foods such as seafood, animal liver, lean meat, and fish.

2. Quit smoking and drinking

Tobacco and alcohol are the top killers of male reproductive health and the main culprits for long-term and recurrent male diseases. Tobacco contains dozens of toxic substances. Men who smoke frequently have a significantly increased rate of sperm deformity and low sperm activity.

Alcohol is toxic to reproductive cells (sperm and eggs). Excessive drinking will affect the intellectual development of the fetus and may lead to mental retardation. Men who are planning to have a baby are advised to quit smoking and drinking for more than half a year before having a baby.

3. Stay away from high temperatures

The best working temperature for the testicles is 35℃. If the testicles are kept at a high temperature for a long time, it will affect the production of sperm. Men who are preparing for pregnancy should stay away from a high temperature environment. They should wear less jeans, ride less bicycles, take less hot baths, and avoid saunas. Chefs, metallurgical workers, construction workers, welders, and other high-temperature workers should do a good job of cooling down on a daily basis. It is best to stop working for half a year before having children.

4. Appropriate exercise

Exercise can promote sperm metabolism, strengthen your body, improve your immunity, and reduce the risk of disease. Strength exercises such as basketball, dumbbells, and push-ups are very suitable for men.

5. Physical examination

In order to ensure good birth and reduce the incidence of congenital diseases in babies, male compatriots should pay attention to the physical examination that both husband and wife should undergo before pregnancy. The examination items for men include physical examination, blood, urine, stool routine, liver and kidney function, and sexually transmitted disease testing. If exposed to radiation, chemicals, pesticides, etc., it may affect reproductive cells, and semen examination should be done.

6. Other Notes

Stay away from drugs, chemicals, hormones, radiation and other toxic substances; pay attention to personal hygiene, change clothes, bathe and wash hands frequently; eat less spicy foods such as chili and pepper, control sugar intake, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables; live a regular life and keep a regular schedule; maintain a happy mood, which is good for the child's temperament.