What causes a man to become sterile?

Question

Serious answers please....thanks

Answer 1

kemo did it to me temperarrly

injurys can do it as well as sicknesses mumps chicken pox high fever etc

Answer 2

No, no, no, absolutely untrue for both males and females. The reason why that is a myth is because a laptop even while placed on the lap is positioned midway between the knees and the hips, not directly over the genitals and/or the pubes; and in addition there are cooling apparatuses available for both laptops and notebooks, such as special cooling fans, that are kept on a lot even when not being used and therefore become overheated. Do not believe all that you hear; and, by the way, infertility is really what you mean, not sterility, sterility is normally a permanent thing and means not having anything that would make conception possible.

Answer 3

Wearing jeans that are too tight. Getting in bath water that is at too high of a tempature. Or if you wear the 'whitey tighty' underwear sometimes they can cause your testicles to press up against your body and cause your sperm to 'over cook' in other terms. They can't reach the same tempature as your body, it would kill them. That's why you have testicles that hang outside your body. The move away from the body when it's hott, and move closer to the body when it's cold. I hope that helps. Some guys are just born sterile. There's also that maybe one of your tubes (can't remember the medical name of it) is blocked, that can cause sterile, as well.

Answer 4

Some known habits which cause a woman to become impotent are

1. Cigarette Smoking
2. Obese people who take in more amount of fat, sugar, oil with no fresh vegetables and fruits.
3. Excessive alcohol syndrome/ disorder
4. Taking prohibitted drugs like cocaine, migrane, etc
5 .Excessive (I mean excessive like 30 - 40 cups per day) intake of Coffee, tea


All this effect ones sexual performance, and even having babies.

Answer 5

tight clothing (i.e. jeans) can make you sterile. Wearing loose fitting clothing like boxers and baggy pants helps. the testes have to be cooler than the body. the tight clothes press the testes to the warm body which makes it more likely a man will be sterile.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

If you had a childhood disease when you were younger it could make you sterile. If not ask a doctor

Answer 10

Some cases of male infertility may be avoided by doing the following:

Avoid drugs and medications known to cause fertility problems.
Avoid excessive exercise.
Avoid exposure to environmental hazards such as pesticides.
Avoid frequent hot baths or use of hot tubs.
Avoid tight underwear or pants.
Eat a diet with adequate folic acid.
Get early treatment for sexually transmitted diseases.
Have regular physical examinations to detect early signs of infections or abnormalities.
Keep diseases, such as diabetes and hypothyroidism, under control.
Practice safer sex to avoid sexually transmitted diseases.
Take a lycopene supplement.
Wear protection over the scrotum during athletic activities.
Although more research needs to be done, parents may want to consider alternatives to disposable diapers for male infants.

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Female Infertility
Some cases of female infertility may be prevented by taking the following steps:

Avoid excessive exercise.
Avoid smoking.
Control diseases such as diabetes and hypothyroidism
Follow good weight management guidelines.
Get early treatment for sexually transmitted diseases.
Have regular physical examinations to detect early signs of infections or abnormalities.
Limit caffeine and alcohol intake.
Practice stress management.
Use birth control to prevent unwanted pregnancy and abortions.
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Costs
Not everyone in the U.S. has insurance coverage for fertility investigations and treatments, especially when a couple already has children. Many states are starting to mandate coverage.

2005 approximate treatment/diagnosis costs (United States, costs in US$):

Initial workup: hysteroscopy, hysterosalpingogram, blood tests ~$2,000
Artificial insemination ~ $500- 900 per. trial
Sonohysterogram (SHG) ~ $600 - 1,000
Clomiphene citrate cycle ~ $ 200 - 500
IVF cycle ~ $10,000 -14,000
Use of a surrogate mother to carry the child - dependent on arrangements
Another way to look at costs is to determine the cost of establishing a pregnancy. Thus if a clomiphene treatment has a chance to establish a pregnancy in 8% of cycles and costs $500, it will cost ~ $6,000 to establish a pregnancy, compared to an IVF cycle (cycle fecundity 40%) with a corresponding cost of ($12,000/40%) $30,000.

In the UK all patients have the right to preliminary testing, provided free of charge by the National Health Service. However, treatment is not widely available on the NHS and there can be long waiting lists. Most patients therefore seek help from private clinics4.

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Ethics
There are many ethical issues associated with infertility and its treatment.

High-cost treatments are out of financial reach for some couples.
Debate over whether health insurance companies should be forced to cover infertility treatment.
The legal status of embryos fertilized in vitro and not transferred in vivo.
Pro-life opposition to the destruction of embryos not transferred in vivo.
IVF and other fertility treatments have resulted in an increase in multiple births, provoking ethical analysis because of the link between multiple pregnancies, premature birth, and a host of health problems.
Religious leaders' instructions on fertility treatments.
Infertility caused by DNA defects on the Y chromosome is passed on from father to son. If natural selection is the primary error correction mechanism that prevents random mutations on the Y chromosome, then fertility treatments for men with abnormal sperm (in particular ICSI) only defer the underlying problem to the next male generation

Answer 11

one way is if he gets the mumps as an adult this can cause sterility