Infertility Risk Factors for Men and Women

Infertility Risk Factors for Men and

Women

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The following are factors which can affect men and women fertility

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For Women

Woman over 35 years are more likely to have fertility problems. The ovaries become less effective in producing eggs that can be successfully fertilized.

Environmental factors such as alcohol consumption, cigarette smoking, exposure to workplace hazards or toxins can lead to infertility

Abnormalities in the uterus that are present at birth or happen later in life

Excessive or very low body fat can affect ovulation and fertility.

Chronic diseases such as diabetes, arthritis, hyper or hypothyroidism, lupus, asthma or hypertension

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For Men

Cigarette or marijuana smoke, heavy alcohol consumption can cause infertility in men.

History of prostatitis, genital infection or sexually transmitted diseases

Depression and stress may have a direct effect on the hormones that regulate reproduction and affect sperm production.

Being exposed to toxic substances or hazards on the job. Chronic exposure to elements such as lead, cadmium, mercury, hydrocarbons, pesticides, radioactivity, and X-rays may have an impact on sperm count and quality.

Consumption of prescription drugs such as those for ulcers or psoriasis can slow or prevent the production of sperm.

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