Before I checked sperm is very well. After married 2 years doctor said low sperm. May I know what is a reason?

Dr. M S HaqueSexologist39yrs exp

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Age: Sperm production can decrease with age, although this decline is typically gradual. If you were tested when you were younger and have now aged a few years, it's possible that age-related changes could be a factor. Lifestyle Factors: Changes in lifestyle habits or environmental factors after marriage could contribute to a decrease in sperm count. For example, increased stress, poor diet, lack of exercise, smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, or exposure to environmental toxins could all impact sperm production. Health Conditions: Certain medical conditions or infections can affect sperm production and quality. It's possible that you developed a medical condition or infection after marriage that contributed to the decline in sperm count. Medications: Some medications can affect sperm production. If you started taking any new medications after marriage, it's worth considering whether they could be impacting your sperm count. Varicocele: Varicocele is a condition characterized by swelling of the veins in the scrotum, which can lead to reduced sperm production. It's possible that you developed a varicocele after marriage, which could contribute to a decline in sperm count. Stress: Stress can affect hormone levels and sperm production. If you experienced increased stress levels after marriage, this could potentially impact your sperm count. Other Factors: Changes in sexual activity, frequency of ejaculation, or timing of intercourse could also play a role in changes in sperm count. REGARDS DR MS HAQUE  

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