Effective factors in the treatment of infertility

Infertility is one of the issues that has affected the family and marital life of many people throughout history. Due to the problem of infertility, many people, in addition to their life together, have been affected by many damages and they themselves have been involved with many mental problems. In the past, due to the lack of progress in science and sufficient tools to know the causes of infertility, infertility treatment was not possible in many cases.

In the past, women were generally considered to be unable to conceive. In the current era, medical science has proven that when infertility occurs, 40% of the time it may be the woman’s problem, 40% of the time it may be the man’s problem, 10% of the time it is possible for both the woman and men have physiological problems for infertility, and in 10% percent of cases, the cause is unknown. This means that the body of a man and a woman have the necessary conditions to get pregnant, but the couple does not have the ability to get pregnant.

Anyway, if you are among the people who are planning to get pregnant or are dealing with the problem of infertility, it is better to identify the factors that cause the problem of infertility, and on the other hand, know the issues related to the causes of infertility in more detail.

Because many of the reasons related to infertility are not necessarily related to genetics, and if men and women observe some issues correctly, they will not face the problem of not being able to conceive.

Factors affecting male infertility

When the production and ability of sperm in men face problems and disorders, men have the inability to fertilize women. When the seminiferous tubules in the epididymal ducts of men, which are responsible for the maintenance and development of sperms, are blocked, the sperms are defective, and as a result, it causes male infertility.

The cause of sperm weakening

Decrease in sperm quality or disruption in its production, which usually occurs due to disruption in male hormonal secretions, is one of the most common causes of male impotence.

Usually, when the veins of the scrotum become varicose (this event is called varicocele in medical terms), the quality of sperm decreases.

Which men are most at risk of infertility?

Usually, people who are busy with jobs such as baking, casting, driving, etc., because their testicles are constantly exposed to heat, face this problem.

Men who often go to hot saunas and hot tubs also face this problem.

Of course, men who work in jobs that are exposed to chemicals such as anesthetic gases, paints, insecticides, lead materials, etc., also face problems such as weak and slow sperm, which will lead to infertility. Mobile phone waves and continuous use of microwaves also have a destructive effect on men’s DNA.

Issues that jointly affect the fertility of women and men

Stress

Stress, mental pressure and insecurity, in addition to causing infertility, will also cause premature birth and abortion.

Stress is basically one of the interfering factors in the function of hormones that stimulate sperm production.

Obesity and overweight

The effect of obesity and overweight on infertility will show itself through increased blood pressure, accumulation of fat around the ovary, etc. Of course, the consumption of harmful food also has a greater impact on the function of sex hormones than you might imagine.

Vitamin E deficiency

Lack of vitamin E in the body will destroy the tissues related to reproduction in the body of women and men.

Smoking

Smoking, hookah and other tobacco and drugs have a significant effect on women’s fertility.

Age increasing

When both men and women age, fertility declines.

Genetic diseases

Many genetic diseases, including diabetes and cancer, can affect a person’s fertility.

The problem of severe and chronic lack of sleep

Just as mental disorders and severe stress can affect people’s pregnancy, lack of sleep can also affect people’s ability to conceive because it increases tension and stress.

Hormonal disorders

Dysfunction of the body’s hormones, including adrenal and thyroid hormones, can cause infertility

Air pollution and use of unhealthy food

Unhealthy diet such as excessive consumption of fast food, solid oils and fried foods can be one of the causes of infertility in men and women.

Also, air pollution is one of the causes of infertility in both sexes, especially men. Because men’s sex cells are more vulnerable to environmental damage than women’s, that’s why in large and industrial cities where air pollution is very high, the number of male infertility is also high in these cities.

Influential factors in female infertility

Machine life, reduced mobility, abnormal weight gain, unhealthy and inappropriate nutrition are among the factors that increase the rate of infertility in women.

Women whose body mass index is between 25 and 39 are twice as likely to suffer from infertility than other women.

Of course, women who are extremely thin and their body mass index is less than nineteen may also face the problem of not being able to conceive.

Because anorexia nervosa, diets that do not provide enough calories for the body, absolute vegetarianism and other actions of this kind cause the amount of zinc, vitamin B12, blood iron and sulfuric acid in women’s body to be decrease a lot. The lack of these vitamins in the body greatly reduces the fertility of people.

Lack of zinc in the body causes the growth and development of the uterine wall to fail.

Drinking too much coffee and caffeinated substances also has a significant effect on women suffering from infertility problems. It is better for women not to consume more than 500 mg of coffee during the day.

Smoking has many adverse effects in reducing the fertility of people.

Lack of sufficient movement and not doing sports, as well as doing heavy sports, both have a bad effect on women’s fertility.