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鄭州男性不育與哪些原因有關?

時間：2021-12-27 來源：導醫網

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　　鄭州男性不育與哪些原因有關?很多男性最害怕自己有不育的问题，不过随着工作压力的增大、不良生活习惯的增加，的确有非常多的男性都患有不育情况，而不育情况与年龄增长也有一定的关系，会让精子数量遍地，那么你知道除了年龄以外，郑州男性不育都有哪些原因吗?

　　1、體內的抗體

　　當生病，受傷或進行手術時，會觸發身體産生抗體，這通常可以幫助身體進行自我保護。但是，在某些罕見的情況下，抗體會對精子産生影響，使精子穿過輸卵管到達卵子的能力受到損害，這種類型的男性不育症稱爲免疫性不育症。

　　2、睡眠不足

　　睡眠可以影響精子數量。睡眠時間不應該太長，也不要太短，就精液量和精子總數而言，最佳睡眠時間是每天8小時。睡覺時間也很重要，夜班工作的男性生育能力更有可能下降。

　　3、不良飲食

　　過多的脂肪，糖，紅肉和大豆可降低精子數量和質量，也可能是男性不育的一個因素。多吃水果(尤其是富含抗氧化劑的漿果)，蔬菜，全谷類，堅果和魚，可提高精子數量，以增強生育能力並避免肥胖。

　　4、接觸某些化學物質

　　某些産品可能含有會導致不育症的化學物質，比如雙酚A，它可以在罐頭食品和塑料容器中找到。鄰苯二甲酸鹽，阻燃劑和農藥也可能導致不育。

　　5、吸煙和飲酒

　　吸煙者可能會遇到精子數量減少的情況，而且二手煙者也會遇到這個問題。過度飲酒會降低睾丸激素水平，使勃起變得更困難，並且與生育問題有關。

　　以上幾種情況都會導致男性出現不育症的情況，希望大家能有所注意，盡量不要熬夜，飲食要以健康爲主，盡量減少吸煙和喝酒的次數，最後希望廣大男性都能避免男性不育的情況出現。在這裏小編要提醒大家，如果已經出現了男性不育的情況，應該盡快到醫院進行檢查和治療，爭取在醫生的幫助下，早日改善這種情況。

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