What factors affect male infertility?

Patient's question:

Married for more than a year, now want a child, want to understand many technologies about infertility, what bad habits should be paid attention to?

Doctor's answer:

Smoking, drinking, excessive and frequent sexual activity, and unclean sexual contact can lead to infectious diseases of the urogenital tract, such as urethritis, prostatitis, and epididymitis. These diseases can cause the formation of antisperm antibodies, which in turn may result in infertility. Inflammation itself can cause narrowing and blockage of the vas deferens, hindering the transport of sperm and leading to infertility. Additionally, sperm infection, also known as seminal infection or pyospermia, refers to the presence of bacteria in sperm, which increases the number of white blood cells in semen and significantly reduces sperm survival rates, thereby affecting fertility.

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