Male Fertility Booster and Solutions for Female Infertility
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Enhancing Male Fertility and Addressing Female Infertility
Introduction
Contrary to popular belief, daily sexual activity can actually increase the chances of conception for couples. For a long time, it was thought that abstaining from sex for a few days would improve sperm production. However, new insights from a recent conference by the American Society for Reproductive Medicine challenge this notion.
Improving Sperm Quality for Men
Experts from Sydney University have uncovered that while abstinence might increase sperm quantity, it can compromise quality. They found that daily ejaculation significantly reduces DNA damage in sperm. A study involving 42 men with damaged sperm showed that daily ejaculation over seven days led to improved sperm quality compared to samples taken after three days of abstention. Almost all participants experienced reduced DNA damage with daily ejaculation.
Dr. Allan Pacey of the British Fertility Society highlighted the significance of these findings. For those trying to conceive, a 2-3 day interval is often recommended, but men with high DNA damage may benefit from more frequent ejaculation.
Hormonal Treatment for Female Infertility
On the other hand, some female infertility issues might be addressed through hormone injections. Researchers at London's Hammersmith Hospital have discovered that the hormone kisspeptin can stimulate the release of hormones that regulate menstrual cycles. This hormone, controlled by the KiSS-1 gene, is essential for triggering puberty.
In experiments on six healthy female volunteers, injections of kisspeptin led to increased levels of luteinising hormone (LH), which is crucial for ovulation. The results were most pronounced in the pre-ovulation phase. According to Dr. Waljit Dhillo, who led the study, kisspeptin could potentially help women with irregular or absent periods.
Conclusion
These findings offer promising avenues for treating infertility. For men, maintaining frequent ejaculation could improve sperm quality, boosting chances of conception. Meanwhile, kisspeptin hormone therapy might become a valuable treatment for women facing ovulation challenges.
Further research is necessary to verify these results and explore their applications in diverse clinical settings. With one in nine couples experiencing infertility, these insights provide hope for new and effective solutions.
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