Patient's question:
My friends around me say that eating too much celery will kill sperm. I want to ask if it really has this effect?Doctor's answer:
Long-term consumption of celery can inhibit the vitality of male sperm, but this is a reversible condition. After abstaining from celery for a period of time, sperm vitality can still return to normal. Celery does not have a significant spermicidal effect. It is recommended that you use it as normal. Pay attention to avoiding foods such as smoking, alcohol, and spicy foods, which are beneficial to semen. Many people say that celery is spermicidal, and men who are trying to conceive should not eat celery. Is this really the case? Does celery really kill sperm? The following article will answer this doubt.