Which of these is not a cause for infertility in both men and women?
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Obesity reduces the chances of getting pregnant in women and lowers sperm production in men. Smoking affects the sperm quality and count in men and in women, the egg production is disturbed by smoking. Excessive consumption of alcohol again has the same effect in men and women. Exposure to sun may cause skin damage and nothing more. So, it is essential to maintain a healthy weight and also quit smoking. Alcohol consumption should be reduced if not stopped altogether.
Can infections in the abdomen lead to female infertility problems?
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Chronic viral and bacterial infections can cause infertility issues in women. In most cases, these infections are due to STDs and can lead to inflammation, scarring, and damage to the Fallopian tubes. They can also lead to blockage in the Fallopian tubes.
Can hormone issues influence infertility in both males and females?
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Low production of testosterone is caused when the hormonal issues lead to lack of proper signals to the testicles. Adrenal glands and hypothalamus, when affected, can also cause infertility in men. In women, hormone issues can lead to irregular periods and problems with ovulation. So, it is essential to check for hormonal issues when going for infertility treatment.
Can male infertility be treated?
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In case of hormonal issues or infections, infertility can be reversed in males. But when it comes to genetic reasons, the chances of treating male infertility is less.
Can male infertility be prevented?
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Male infertility can be caused due to smoking, alcohol consumption, obesity and other lifestyle problems. Avoiding these, maintaining a healthy weight and practicing safe sex can prevent male infertility. But in the case of genetic factors, prevention is not possible.
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