Can Obesity Affect Sperm?

Yes, obesity can affect your sperm count and fertility. Research suggests that overweight and obese men have lower sperm count and quality than men with a healthy weight. Additionally, obese men are more likely to have sperm DNA damage, which increases the risk of genetic abnormalities in their babies. Moreover, obesity has also been linked to lower testosterone levels, which can negatively impact sperm production. Therefore, it is important to maintain a healthy weight for men to increase the chances of successful pregnancy. ¹

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