I heard somebody say that tell me is it true I also heard people say that it might lead to abnormal children
There was also this book by john grisham in which man cannot produce coz of early age unhealthy diet is that correct Im sorry these are too many questions
i dont mean ejaculating into somebody like when you watch porn

I am freaked out because I have finally met the man of my dreams, and hope one day to have his children. I’m 23 and only had a few real periods. I was 13 once, and 16. Since then nothing. When I was 18 I was put on medroxyprogesterone 10mg, once a day for 14 days to force my period. I go yearly to the obgyn and he’s never felt anything crazy on my ovaries but who’s to say I’m not infertile? I’m freaked out but the dr did say that once I was ready to have kids then to deal with it them because if I was infertile, he didn’t want me wasting any precious eggs. Is this a crock or is there truth in this?

I AM a bbw, over weight, but losing it now. I’ve done my research on being overweight etc and there are some connections with infertility but that it is totally possible for a woman of size to have kiddos.

Someone, anyone, advice? Or just lose weight, pray and try fertility drugs later on? I want to try and do this naturally through weight loss, etc. Thanks.

I am a 19 year old guy ;
I ve been feeling hot flushes since long now , & when I searched the internet , the only cause of the condition I saw was low testosterone levels ;
It also mentioned that when men are castrated or when the testosterone levels of men are as low as after castration , these symptoms are most common ;
So , Can my low testosterone levels reduce my fertility !!??

I have read that it can shrink the testicles and make them useless. My friend is on Testim and it is increasing his testosterone levels, but he is only 30 and concerned about his fertility.

By Rita Rubin, USA TODAY
Are men speed-dialing infertility by talking for hours a day on their cellphones?
A new study suggests that might be the case, but before potential papas ditch the devices, they should know that lead author Ashok Agarwal says the data are “quite preliminary.”

Cellphones emit radiofrequency electromagnetic waves. Scientists have reported potential adverse effects of the waves on the brain, heart, endocrine system and DNA, Agarwal, director of the andrology lab at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, and his co-authors write in the journal Fertility and Sterility.