What's wrong with men - the quality of semen is not as good as before　

　　Research shows that semen density has decreased by 80% in the past 50 years. This means that the semen density of contemporary humans is only 20% of that of humans 50 years ago!

　　male Fertility is declining, this is an indisputable fact! Semen quality is the most important indicator of male fertility, which includes sperm form, vitality, quantity, density, etc. Among them, the WHO (World Health Organization) standard for qualified semen density 50 years ago was 100 million/ml, but this standard has been continuously lowered, and the current standard has been reduced to 20 million/ml. To put it bluntly, this standard was not qualified 50 years ago. Moreover, she believes that modern andrology pays too much attention to the treatment of male infertility, but pays little attention to the early protection of male fertility. In fact, this is wrong. Especially young adults aged 20-25 often think that they are still young and have "capital" and do not pay attention to preserving "energy", and are likely to develop into infertile patients in the future.

　　It is understood that the Male Fertility Monitoring Center currently receives an average of nearly 50 men for monitoring every month. Almost all of these men come for examination after infertility after marriage, and most of them are over 30 years old. Some sperm are severely deformed and difficult to treat! Many men report that they had bad habits of staying up late, drinking alcohol, and smoking in their youth. If they had paid attention to changing their bad lifestyles earlier, or learned about their reproductive capabilities earlier, this might not be the case. However, due to the influence of traditional concepts, most men are unwilling to undergo semen testing and put all the responsibility for infertility on female。

　　Are young adults definitely full of energy? uncertain! Recently, 20 male students from a university in our city made an appointment to go to the Male Fertility Monitoring Center of the Municipal Family Planning Institute. As a result, half of them had unqualified semen. Yesterday was the tenth male healthy Today, research shows that unhealthy living and eating habits are damaging male fertility. Experts remind young men to save their "energy" in advance.

　　About half of 20 boys have substandard semen

　　“No way, I will be infertile? ”Recently, 21-year-old college boy Zhao Ran (pseudonym) couldn't believe the results after receiving the appraisal form. He was equally as surprised as nine other classmates. They were all identified as having unqualified semen by the Male Fertility Monitoring Center of the Municipal Family Planning Institute, which means they may all be infertile patients.

　　How can a male college student in his early 20s think of monitoring his fertility at a time when his vitality is strong? Zhao Ran said that more than a month ago, he accidentally saw on the Internet that male fertility is gradually declining, and many young men are also becoming infertile patients. At that time, there were still a few places for free monitoring at the Male Fertility Monitoring Center of the Municipal Family Planning Institute. In order to determine whether they were "viable" or not, Zhao Ran and other 20 college students made an appointment to come to the Family Planning Institute for monitoring. The results of the examination were unbelievable: half of the 20 college students’ semen was unqualified. The main problems were low semen density, poor motility, and high deformity rate.

　　These college students with unqualified semen have no organic problems. disease , mainly has a lot to do with one's own behavior.