bigneonglitter asked:
I know that psychological issues such as stress and depression can affect a woman’s menses and thus make it more difficult for her to conceive.
I know that psychological issues such as stress and depression can affect a woman’s menses and thus make it more difficult for her to conceive.
Does anyone know if similar psychological factors can affect a man’s fertility? Is it possible that stress, depression, anxiety, etc. can cause a man to be infertile?
Giovanni
The depression those things can interfere in which case the man is drinking lot or taking certain medications for.
The man is drinking lot or taking certain medications for the male cannot properly ejaculatebut if the male cannot properly ejaculatebut if the man is drinking lot or.
The man is drinking lot or taking certain medications for the male cannot properly ejaculatebut if the man is drinking lot or taking.
Comment by Amomtoo — January 17, 2008 @ 9:25 am
Yes… Mental health affect ur sperm quality…
Comment by edwardwongsucipto — January 18, 2008 @ 9:57 am
Women’s cycles are cued by hormone releases. Depression and stress make her body release plenty of hormones that can alter her cycle. As far as I know, men don’t have hormone cycles; however, I’d say your theory is entirely possible, because in general, a human’s psychology can have huge effects on his or her bodily function. You know how when you’re sick or injured, you heal faster when you maintain a positive outlook?
If you’re trying to conceive, I’d say that thinking good thoughts couldn’t hurt your chances! Good luck.
Comment by alicethetitan — January 20, 2008 @ 6:22 pm