Patient's question:
Sure, I can help with that. However, you haven't provided any content to translate. Please provide the text you want to be translated into English.Doctor's answer:
Because the temperature required for human testicles should be moderate. If it exceeds 25 degrees, or reaches 36 or 37 degrees, it can hinder sperm production. The scrotum of a male acts as a temperature regulator, with the testicles inside. When body temperature rises, it uses the spermatic vein to dissipate the heat through blood circulation.Second, when the temperature rises, the testicles and scrotum hang lower to help dissipate the heat.
Therefore, if a male friend wants to maintain good sperm quality and help his wife conceive, he should avoid hot baths and saunas during this period. It is best to take showers and strictly prohibit sitting baths.
Some friends have asked me, "I have benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), and some doctors recommend sit baths." I said that while this is a treatment method, it is not scientific. Although it may alleviate some symptoms of the prostate, it harms sperm. The higher temperature disrupts sperm survival, storage, and reduces both quantity and motility.