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Sperm Fertility Supply Myths
Posted by: Daniel
Hello there,There are myths surrounding male fertility included "if you have more sex, you will exhaust your sperm supply"
or "if men masturbate,
they will have less sperm". This is not true. The frequency of sex or number of times a man ejaculates semen
does not decrease the amount of sperm, or sperm count.
In fact, a man may lose all sensations and sexual functions
due to a spinal cord injury but he still has a normal
sperm count.
The other myth also regarding testicle size ("the bigger your penis, the more sperm").
The production of sperm
is not affected by the size of your testicles.
Testicles of any size can produce plenty of sperm.
The size of the penis is also has nothing to do with sperm count or fertility.
If you are worried about your fertility
, well fertility tests are likely to be high on your list of priorities.
One such test is the sperm count test. This test measures the amount of sperm in a unit volume of semen
. Usually,
there are 20 million to 150 million of sperm per milliliter.
A sperm count lower that this indicates that a man maybe suffering from fertility problems.There are foods that can help you increase your sperm count.
More details are on source articles.
Related Sperm Count Condition, Problems, Myths Follow Ups
One testicle
- Posted by: 112211Do Men who are born with one testicle
have fertile sperm?? Reply by: jimLance Armstrong had only one testicle but had kids.
Infertility Risk Factors Reproduction Information For a Man:
Infertility is not solely a women's problem. About 35% of infertility cases involve male factor problems alone,
and 20% of cases involve problems with both partners.
Many researchers believe the causes of declining male fertility during this century are environmental;
they include pesticide and chemical exposure, drug use, radiation, and pollution. The following is a partial list of environmental problem factors to fellows fertility:
exposure to insecticide sprays used in the home.
exposure to toxic substances or hazards on the job, such as lead, cadmium, mercury, ethylene oxide, vinyl chloride, radioactivity, and x-rays
cigarette smoke
or marijuana, heavy alcohol consumption
prescription drugs for ulcers or psoriasis
DES exposure in utero
exposure of the genitals to elevated temperatures -- hot baths, whirlpools, steam rooms
Medical Risks Factors and Warning Signs Include:
hernia repair
undescended testicles
radiation and chemotherapy treatment for cancer
history of prostatis or genital infection
mumps after puberty
Emotional Suffering Symptoms Effects for Mens Hormones:
Depression and stress
may have a direct suffering symptoms effect on the hormones that affect sperm production.
Unprotected sex risk factors for men issues:
Having multiple sex partners and not using condoms
may increase the risk of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)
that can cause infertility. If you have a low sperm count leading to male infertility,
then penile masterbation for men wouldn't be a good idea while trying to get your woman pregnant.
Sperm count testing ADVICE:
get your sperm count testing
done and don't wear tight underware. :-)
Can I still have children?
- Posted by: jian
I am thinking to try for a child soon but I am really worried about my sperm
for planned parenthood
. When I ejaculate it has lumpy stringy bits in it. It never had this before
but it has started recently. I am 30 in one months time. Is this normal as you get
old??? It seems to be worse if I do not cum for a few days. It seems almost like it
is setting inside my body. Can I still have children??? Please help. Very worried lad.
Blood tests
- Reply by:bob
Better check with a doctor or clinic to exam you and maybe run blood tests
for sperm count testing
.
Low count results
- Posted by: Tom
I had sperm count testing and had low sperm count results. What now?
Vitimins I should be taking are 5 mg of folic acid
a day and 66 mg of zinc sulfate
.
Folic acid and herbal treatment
- Reply by:jim
Researchers found that the men with fertility problems who took 5 mg folic acid
a day for 26 weeks had a 74% increase in total normal sperm count and a minor (4%) increase in abnormal sperm count.
There is now a natural herbal treament
to increase cum load supply and sperm bank amount in a man.
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