Increase or decrease in the amount of any hormone responsible for sperm production can cause infertility.
Increased stress hormones can reduce the levels of testosterone and in turn, decrease the sperm count.
Males with Klinefelter syndrome have an extra ‘X’ chromosome (XXY) in their genetic make-up. Such men will not have enough sperm or no sperms in their testes.
A low sperm counts due to specific genetic conditions such as an autoimmune disease where your body produces antibodies that attack your sperm.
Being overweight can reduce the levels of testosterone hormone, thus affecting sperm quality and count.
A block in the tubes that pass the ejaculate can prevent the delivery of the sperm.
Excess smoking, particularly marijuana or hash smoking, has shown to reduce sperm count, sperm quality or damage to the sperm DNA. Recent studies have proved that the offspring of couples with the excessive smoking habit
can have a higher risk of childhood cancers. Excess alcohol consumption, using recreational drugs, eating unhealthy food also contribute to infertility.
Chemotherapy or uncontrolled diabetes can affect sperm generation and quality. Sometimes the cause of infertility remains explained.
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