Why do men have lifelong fertility? We all know that once a woman experiences menopause, she will lose her fertility. However, men have a great advantage in this regard because they can be said to have lifelong fertility. Below, male health experts will analyze the reasons for this.
At a certain age, both men and women need to get married and have children. In fact, children are not only the crystallization of love, but also the guarantee of a happy life and the future of society and family! It would be a very regrettable thing for a person to have no children of their own in their lifetime. Generally, men and women are not equal in terms of reproductive age. Because women will no longer maintain fertility after reaching a certain age, while male friends can have fertility for a lifetime if there are no abnormalities. Doesn't it feel strange? Why can men have fertility for a lifetime?
In fact, the most suitable reproductive age for humans should be around 25 years old, which is the period when the vitality is most vigorous and the organ function reaches a good mature state. But why do you say that?
In fact, overall, age has an impact on fertility, especially for women. Generally speaking, the optimal reproductive age for women is between 23 and 30 years old, preferably not exceeding 30 years old. But why do you say that? Because if a woman is over 30 years old, her fertility will significantly decrease, and if she is over 35 years old, her fertility will decrease even more significantly, and the probability of fetal chromosomal abnormalities will also greatly increase.
The optimal reproductive age for males is between 30 and 35 years old, preferably not exceeding 35 years old. After research, it has been shown that male quality generally reaches its peak at the age of 30, and can last for 5 years with high quality. Moreover, men of this age group are also relatively energetic and physically robust.
And there is a limit to the natural fertility of women. Women's fertility generally begins during adolescence, accompanied by a normal menstrual cycle where only one egg can be successfully expelled per month. Isn't it rare? After menopause, when the follicles are completely depleted, their natural fertility will come to a complete end.
Unlike women, male fertility does not come to an abrupt end. The function of the male reproductive system is actually only gradually decreasing, with only a partial decrease in androgen levels and reproductive function. Therefore, clinical symptoms are not obvious, and men can actually have a certain degree of fertility throughout their lives. Although male fertility accompanies you throughout your life, as you age, the distortion rate will also increase significantly, and the natural abortion rate of the fetus will also increase significantly. In addition, when men encounter certain diseases or accidents, their reproductive system function will also decrease. So don't feel good about your body and don't pay attention to anything, it's actually a kind of harm to your body!
The above is an analysis and introduction of male fertility. From these introductions, we can find that although men have fertility throughout their lives, the older they age, the lower the quality of sperm and the more likely they are to develop abnormal sperm. Therefore, men who are preparing to have children should also pay attention to these issues.