Patient's question:
I started driving when I was 20 years old, and now it's been almost ten or twelve years since I've been driving. How did it lead to male infertility? My wife and I haven't taken any measures, and we still don't have any children. My wife has also been to the hospital for check-ups, and there are no issues. Her fallopian tubes and menstruation are all normal. Could it be related to driving or the cause?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the male reproductive organs are easily affected by the environment. Especially for many men who work in long-term sedentary or high-temperature environments, it can easily lead to an increase in scrotal temperature. High temperatures can have a negative impact on the natural production of sperm in the testes, resulting in a decrease in sperm count and an increase in the proportion of abnormal sperm, making it very easy to cause infertility. Most infertility cases are caused by postnatal environmental factors.