Heat Exposure & Male Fertility

Did you know? Prolonged heat exposure from hot baths, tight clothing and even keeping laptops directly on the lap may affect sperm quality and male fertility over time. While occasional exposure is usually harmless, repeated heat around the reproductive area can impact sperm production and motility.
Simple lifestyle modifications today can play an important role in supporting fertility and reproductive health tomorrow.
Dr Rakhi | Gynecologist & Fertility Specialist, Noida
Gynecologist and IVF Specialist in Noida
Location: Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India

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