1. Smoking and drinking for a long time.Long -term smoking and drinking are very harmful to the body, especially the male fertility system.
2. Spiritual depression and excessive fatigue.Long -term mental tension and depression have always had a great impact on men's fertility; and staying up late and excessive fatigue can lead to decline in male resistance, affecting male sexual function and raw essence function.
3. Long -term hot water bath and sauna.Experts from Changsha Oriental Men's Hospital introduced that the testicular sperm needs to produce sperm at a normal body temperature of 1 ℃ -1.5 ℃ lower than the normal body temperature.Some information shows that it is soaked in warm water at 43 ° C -44 ° C for 20 minutes in a row for 20 minutes. People with normal sperm density can reduce sperm density to less than 10 million/ml. This situation can last for 3 weeks.Therefore, too frequent and too long hot water baths are not suitable for infertility patients with a small number of sperm and low survival rate.Of course, hot baths that are not too long a week without a long time have nothing to do with it.
4, malnutrition.The production of sperm requires raw materials, so it is closely related to sperm function and nutritional level.And partial people are often prone to certain nutritional lacks.
5. Excessive riding bicycles, motorcycles, etc.This often cause chronic strain and congestion of prostate and other adhesive glands, affecting their function and aggravating chronic inflammation, and affecting fertility.
6. Taking drugs for a long time.In particular, some chemicals that treat tumors and cancers have a greater impact, and there are some slow drug treatment. If you consider fertility, you must consult your physician to change the drug or quit the drug.
Which bad habits can cause male infertility? 99 Health Network Warm reminder: Male friends understand these habits, and we must pay attention to preventing health care in daily life, stay away from these adverse factors, so as not to cause interference to fertility.
(Editor in charge: Yu Xuan)
