Patient's question:
After divorcing my wife 3 years ago, we never used any contraception, but her stomach never showed any reaction. My parents keep urging us to have a thorough check-up at the hospital. Later, it was said to be my problem. How should I self-heal? What kind of help do you value: What are the causes of male infertility?Doctor's answer:
In recent years, due to the adverse effects of various factors such as food industry pollution, environmental pollution, chemical industry pollution, the excessive use of electronic devices, competitive pressure, and poor lifestyle habits, the number of male infertility patients has been gradually increasing. This includes a decrease in sperm count, reduced sperm motility, an excess of dead sperm, and an abundance of abnormal sperm. Among these factors, the most common causes of male infertility are sexual dysfunction. Among these contributing factors, environmental pollution (such as metal elements, ionizing radiation, electromagnetic radiation, and pesticides), excessively high temperatures, and nutritional deficiencies are notable.