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Obese men more likely to have poor semen quality, infertility

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Study says obesity is one of the risk factors for infertility in men, recommend lifestyle changes Obese men could be driving the surge in infertility...
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Undescended testes? Do not delay the surgery or you risk cancer,...

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According to a new study undescended testes is associated with an increased risk of testicular cancer and male infertility, decreased chances of fathering a...
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Worried about your sperm count? Change your underwear

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A study has found that men who wear boxer shorts have higher sperm concentration than those who wear tighter underwear Men who wear boxer shorts...
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Anti-oxidants have no role in improving sperm quality

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New study debunks earlier findings  that anti-oxidants have a positive effect on abnormal sperm parameters associated with male infertility Increasing your intake of vegetables and...
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