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Maximizing Male Fertility - Oxidative Stress And Infertility


Evaluating Male Fertility: The Semen Analysis  |  The Causes Of Male Infertility
Oxidative Stress And Infertility  |  Improving Male Fertility Through Diet And Lifestyle Changes
 

Recent scientific evidence has revealed that a condition known as “oxidative stress” may in fact be a common factor in some of the causes of male and female infertility.
 

Oxidative stress is caused by the presence in the semen of certain molecules known as “reactive oxygen species” sometimes known as ROS. These molecules, which can damage the sperm cell membrane and DNA, are also known as oxidants. Oxidants are normally kept under control by the presence of antioxidants in the semen.

When the amount of oxidants in the semen exceeds the amount of antioxidants, we say that “oxidative stress” is present. Oxidative stress has been clearly shown to reduce fertility. Some studies have shown that oxidative stress may be present even when a standard semen analysis appears normal.

Research has shown that some of the more frequent causes for oxidative stress are varicocele, vasectomy reversal, and urinary tract infections, among many other potential health considerations. Oxidative stress is associated with poor sperm concentration, motility, and morphology, poor fertilizing capacity, and apoptosis. If you have experienced these health conditions, or a sperm analysis indicates the listed concerns, consider ConceptionXR which contains antioxidants to decrease the oxidative stress in the semen, along with other nutrients to support normal sperm production.

 

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