Patient's question:
The man is 65 years old and his mental state has not been good recently. He doesn't know why, and he is asking: Can a 65-year-old man and a 45-year-old woman still have children?Doctor's answer:
Generally, the best age for male fertility is between 25 and 35 years old. However, as men age, their physical functions decline, and factors such as inflammation, diet, and environmental influences can lead to a decrease in testosterone levels, an increase in seminal fluid excretion, and a lack of nutrients for sperm. This can affect sperm maturation, weaken male fertility, and gradually reduce the chances of the female giving birth. After the age of 50, this decline becomes more pronounced. This proves that they can still successfully complete the process of transplantation, but the quality of the seeds they plant is not good, making it difficult for them to bear fruit.