In everyday conversations, the terms 'sperm' and 'semen' are often used interchangeably. In biological terms, however, they refer to distinct-but-related components of male reproductive health. Read on to find out more.
"Sperm health is a key factor in achieving successful conception. It involves various aspects including sperm count, motility, morphology, and overall vitality," says a doctor.
The older a man is, the lower will be the quality of his sperm. Additionally, if you are an older father, you might have children with a higher risk of diabetes and autism spectrum disorders, warned a doctor.
Freezing embryos is also an upcoming option for younger couples keen to delay pregnancy.
A new study presented at an annual meeting of European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology, has revealed that there is 100 per cent concordance in DNA fragmentation rate and vitality, and 90 per cent concordance in sperm concentration and motility in space
This green wonder is a must-have. Whether it is for your child's health or for your bone health- this green is something you shouldn't miss at all.
Dietary imbalance among men could affect the quality of DNA that is being passed down from father to child, finds a new study. Furthermore, the study specifies that protein deficiency could also cause poor sperm count.
Sleeping less than 7 hours in order to catch a flight, that extra puff of cigarette or office stress that is carried home- can all make you infertile.
For men planning for fatherhood, regularly consuming 60 gms of nuts can improve the quality and quantity of sperm.
The sedentary lifestyle of binge-watchers is to be blamed for the lower sperm count.
Men in all exercise groups had improved sperm quality when compared to the samples from the no-exercise group.
In everyday conversations, the terms 'sperm' and 'semen' are often used interchangeably. In biological terms, however, they refer to distinct-but-related components of male reproductive health. Read on to find out more.
"Sperm health is a key factor in achieving successful conception. It involves various aspects including sperm count, motility, morphology, and overall vitality," says a doctor.
The older a man is, the lower will be the quality of his sperm. Additionally, if you are an older father, you might have children with a higher risk of diabetes and autism spectrum disorders, warned a doctor.
Freezing embryos is also an upcoming option for younger couples keen to delay pregnancy.
A new study presented at an annual meeting of European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology, has revealed that there is 100 per cent concordance in DNA fragmentation rate and vitality, and 90 per cent concordance in sperm concentration and motility in space
Dietary imbalance among men could affect the quality of DNA that is being passed down from father to child, finds a new study. Furthermore, the study specifies that protein deficiency could also cause poor sperm count.
Sleeping less than 7 hours in order to catch a flight, that extra puff of cigarette or office stress that is carried home- can all make you infertile.
For men planning for fatherhood, regularly consuming 60 gms of nuts can improve the quality and quantity of sperm.
The sedentary lifestyle of binge-watchers is to be blamed for the lower sperm count.
Men in all exercise groups had improved sperm quality when compared to the samples from the no-exercise group.
This green wonder is a must-have. Whether it is for your child's health or for your bone health- this green is something you shouldn't miss at all.
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