Everyone should know that male reproductive organs are very fragile. Of course, sperm is also very fragile. In life, some of your inadvertent actions may damage your sperm. If you are not careful, your sperm will be killed by yourself.

In our highly developed modern social life, not only is the environment complex, but there are also many risk factors that can cause harm to sperm. But there are still many men who are unaware of this and do things that harm their sperm every day. Then we need to pay close attention to it, especially for those men who need to prepare for pregnancy, and we must quit some bad habits to avoid their sperm abnormalities.

The first is tobacco and alcohol. We all know that in real life, many men drink and smoke, but they must pay attention to the amount control. However, many men drink and smoke. Tobacco and alcohol themselves will affect sperm. Cause damage, let alone an excessive amount, which can easily lead to sperm abnormality and apoptosis. The specific reason is that alcohol affects the activity of enzymes that synthesize androgens in men's bodies, which affects the testicles' production of androgens, eventually leading to sperm abnormalities.

The second is an unclean sex life. An unclean life has a great impact on health, and an unconsummated sex life will be even more harmful. It will not only cause infection by related bacteria, but also directly affect the reproductive system environment. The main reason is that unclean sex can cause mycoplasma, bacteria, viruses, etc. to infect the already very fragile reproductive system, eventually leading to decreased male sperm motility, death, and deformities.

The third is high temperature. We spend more time exposed to high temperature in winter. Generally, high-temperature baths and saunas will directly cause the temperature of the testicles to rise, not to mention in summer. What we need to know is that sperm is very sensitive to temperature. If the temperature around it is too high, it will definitely affect the formation and development of sperm, causing a large number of sperm to undergo apoptosis and become deformed.

The fourth is radiation. In modern society, radiation is everywhere. Generally speaking, chemical radiation pollution is very serious. It can seriously affect sperm quality, leading to sperm deformity and death. Generally, the sperm quality of men who work in places with radiation such as chemical plants will be greatly affected. There are also electronic products that are very popular nowadays. Although the amount of radiation they emit is very small compared to chemical radiation, our regular exposure is naturally detrimental to the development of sperm and can cause sperm abnormalities.