When Should You Be Concerned About Sperm Health?

Learn when sperm health issues may need attention and the factors affecting fertility.

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You should be concerned about your sperm if you notice difficulties with conception after one year of regular unprotected intercourse, experience erectile or ejaculatory issues, or observe changes in testicle size or shape. Medical conditions, medications, and lifestyle factors like smoking or excessive alcohol may also impact sperm health. Consult a healthcare provider for evaluation and guidance if any of these apply.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are signs of poor sperm health? Signs include difficulty conceiving, changes in testicle size, and erectile or ejaculatory issues.
  2. How can lifestyle affect sperm quality? Factors like smoking, alcohol, and unhealthy diet can negatively impact sperm health.
  3. When should I seek help for fertility issues? Consult a healthcare provider if you've been trying to conceive for over a year without success.
  4. What medical conditions can impact sperm health? Conditions such as diabetes, hormonal imbalances, and certain infections can affect sperm quality.

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