Causes of male infertility

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The most problematic disease in the world right now is infertility. Examples of diseases that follow this pain are neurological and mental illnesses. In fact, there are many factors that cause male infertility. If we count the most common,

• congenital malformations (cryptorchidism or monorchism - a condition in which the testicle does not fall into place, one or both of the testicles remain in the abdominal cavity without the scrotum; anarchism - sometimes two, often one congenital absence of the testicle; hypospadias - partial or complete absence of the urinary tract; epispadias - congenital defects of a part of the external urinary tract in men, for example, the presence of this hole in the upper or lower part of the penis ),

• long-lasting hernias, hernias,

• Acute diseases of the testicles - orchitis (inflammation of the testicles in tuberculosis, ulcers, gonorrhea and other diseases) and orchoepididymitis (inflammation of the testicles and pancreas),

• torsion and injury of the testicles,

• prostatitis and venereal (sexually transmitted diseases),

• varicocele - varicose enlargement of the seminal vesicles (15% of male infertility)

• sexual dysfunction,

• extreme immunity, sexual weakness,

• hormonal disorders, such as testosterone deficiency,

• external influences - mental depression, alcohol, tobacco, drugs and some drugs; poor ecology (radiation, vitamin C and zinc deficiency), neglect of the genitals (excessive tight clothing, heavy physical labor, etc.),

• deterioration of lust (sperm) composition.

What we have listed are general medical aspects. As you know, everyone has a unique personality and these situations can be different for all people too!