Post Date December, 02 2023
There are many reasons for male infertility, and hot weather in summer is also a factor that affects male infertility. Hot weather can easily lead to male infertility, as well as taking a hot bath. Take frequent hot baths to be careful of infertility. High temperatures can easily lead to male infertility, so be careful.
Take frequent hot baths and be careful of infertility
In recent years, the proportion of male infertility has been on the rise, and there are many reasons for male infertility. One of the reasons is that men often take hot baths. How can taking a hot bath also lead to male infertility?
The process of sperm growth requires low temperature, otherwise the sperm will die prematurely. Maintain this physiological state. When the temperature is too high, expand the heat dissipation area, and when it is cold, it will wrinkle again to reduce the heat dissipation area, thereby maintaining a lower temperature in the scrotum than in the abdominal cavity. If a man has a habit of taking hot baths, it may lead to a decrease in sperm count and even infertility.
Some other factors of male infertility zone, besides taking hot baths, include smoking and drinking. Nicotine in cigarettes can kill sperm. Excessive drinking will not only reduce the function of gonad, cause chromosome abnormalities in sperm, and lead to fetal malformation or dysplasia. Some men have a monotonous, partial, picky diet, and do not like to eat animal foods (such as meat, eggs, fish, and dairy products). Over time, it can lead to a decrease in zinc content in the body. Zinc deficiency in men can lead to decreased libido and sexual function, a decrease of 30% to 40% in sperm count, and even loss of fertility.
The above is the introduction of this article, "Frequently take a hot bath, be careful of infertility". Long term hot baths may lead to excessive temperature, poor sperm development conditions, and ultimately infertility. There are many factors that can lead to male infertility, and often if left unattended, it may lead to serious consequences.
(Intern Editor: Zhao Minqing)
