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SKU: 9257

Manufacturer: Other

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Type: Tablet

Pack Size: 30 Pcs

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Description

Male infertility is a complex issue affecting nearly half of infertile couples, with causes ranging from medical conditions to environmental and lifestyle factors. 

Causes of Male Infertility

  • Varicocele: Swelling of veins in the testicles, leading to reduced sperm quality.
  • Infections: Like orchitis, epididymitis, or STIs, which can impair sperm production or cause blockages.
  • Ejaculation Problems: Retrograde ejaculation and other conditions affecting semen delivery.
  • Hormonal Imbalances: Abnormal testosterone levels or hormonal system disorders.
  • Chromosomal Defects: Conditions like Klinefelter’s syndrome affecting reproductive development.
  • Medications: Chemotherapy, testosterone replacement, and certain other drugs.

Environmental Causes:

  • Exposure to chemicals, pesticides, or heavy metals.
  • Radiation or X-rays.
  • Overheating of the testicles (e.g., prolonged laptop use, tight clothing).

Lifestyle and Health Factors:

  • Alcohol and drug use (anabolic steroids, marijuana, cocaine).
  • Smoking, obesity, and stress.
  • Poor diet and sedentary habits.

Risk Factors:

  • History of undescended testicles.
  • Trauma or surgery involving the testicles.
  • Exposure to environmental toxins.
  • Family history of infertility.

Symptoms of Male Infertility

  • Inability to conceive after one year of trying.
  • Sexual dysfunction: Low libido, erectile dysfunction, or ejaculation issues.
  • Testicular pain, swelling, or lumps.
  • Hormonal imbalance signs: Gynecomastia or reduced body hair.
  • Low sperm count or abnormal sperm.

When to See a Doctor

  • After 12 months of unprotected sex with no pregnancy.
  • If experiencing sexual dysfunction, testicular abnormalities, or a history of reproductive health issues.

Prevention Tips

  • Maintain a healthy lifestyle: Balanced diet, regular exercise, and healthy weight.
  • Avoid smoking, excessive alcohol, and drug use.
  • Minimize exposure to toxins (pesticides, heavy metals).
  • Prevent overheating the testicles (avoid saunas, hot tubs, and prolonged sitting).
  • Reduce stress through relaxation techniques.
  • Seek timely treatment for infections and other health conditions.

Complications

  • Emotional stress and relationship challenges.
  • Financial strain from fertility treatments.
  • Increased risk of certain cancers (testicular, melanoma, colon, prostate).