Effect of smoking on Sperm count

Smoking can have a significant impact on men’s reproductive health. Studies have shown that smoking lowers total sperm count, sperm motility and sperm morphology, leading to infertility.¹

Research has further indicated that smoking can damage the genetic material of sperm, potentially leading to an increased risk of genetic disorders in offspring (children).^2,3 In addition, smoking is linked to increased risk of erectile dysfunction, poor sperm quality, and testicular cancer.^4,1,5

As such, it is important for men to quit smoking in order to protect their reproductive health. If you have concerns about your fertility status, LifeCell offers an at-home Spermscore kit to analyze your sperm health. The kit measures all the important parameters related to sperm and semen, providing you with a comprehensive report. Fill out the form on the below to learn more about it!