(In)fertility facts

[Aquaman]

idharu comfort position lo untene kante best..

evaro cheparu kadha late avuthadi ani aagam aagam kante kuda kastame

[Sucker]

4 minutes ago, Konebhar6 said:

Shots fired at ppl from Dallas. 

Rammanu chuskundham

[nightcrawler]

7 hours ago, Rushabhi said:

Negative reproductive changes in men are increasing by 1% yearly, including declining sperm counts, decreasing testosterone levels, rising testicular cancer rates, and an increase in erectile dysfunction.

2. Miscarriage rates in women are also increasing by about 1% yearly, with declining sperm quality playing a role.

3. 69% of the aspiring sperm donors made the cut in 2003, but only 44% did in 2013.

4. In some parts of the world, today's average twenty-something woman is found to be less fertile than her grandmother was at the age of thirty-five.

Unlike men who keep making new sperm and who can actually improve their sperm quality with lifestyle adjustments, women are born with all their eggs and can't make more. So, if the quality of those eggs goes downhill due to factors like chemicals or age, the situation can get complicated.

5. Our idea of what's a "good enough" sperm concentration has really gone down.

It used to be 40 million/mL, then the WHO lowered it to 20 million/mL in 1980 and to 15 million/mL in 2010.

For comparison, in the 1940s, 60 million/mL was considered an adequate sperm count. 

6. Low testosterone levels are a hidden factor contributing to male infertility. Testosterone levels have been declining by 1% yearly since 1982.

7. Surprisingly, testosterone replacement therapy can lower sperm count. It actually has been studied as a method of birth control because 90% of men can have their sperm counts drop to zero while they're on it.

This reduction in sperm count is achieved by suppressing the levels of two hormones, LH (luteinizing hormone) & FSH (follicle-stimulating hormone), which are essential for sperm production.

8. As men age, particularly as they reach the north side of 40, their sperm becomes more susceptible to mutation, increasing the risk of children being born with disorders such as autism, schizophrenia, Down syndrome, and affecting their partner's miscarriage risk.

9. High prenatal exposures to EDCs, including pesticides and phthalates (found in many products, including plastic, vinyl, personal-care items, and medical devices), have been associated with a higher risk of external genital malformations in male newborns, which therefore can lead to fertility problems once they grow up as some phthalates can reduce male hormone production & disrupt masculinization.

10. Normally, during the first years of life, girls, on average, acquire language faster than boys and have larger vocabulary.

For example, at 16 months, girls have a vocabulary of 95 words, while boys have a vocabulary of 25 words.

When expectant mothers have low exposure to an antiandrogenic phthalate called dibutyl phthalate (DBP) or they don't use Tylenol during pregnancy, the gender difference in language delay in their babies is large (which is the norm); by contrast, when pregnant women are exposed to high levels of DBP or Tylenol during pregnancy, there is little difference in language acquisition between boys and girls.

Simply put, the difference in language development between the genders becomes blurred with these chemical exposures, and it's suspected there are many other negative outcomes too.

11. The main problem affecting human reproductive health is not an inherent issue with the human body but rather the disruption caused by chemicals in the environment and unhealthy lifestyle practices in the modern world that often lead to hormonal imbalances, fertility problems & other long-term health issues.

The widespread presence of environmental chemicals, including endocrine-disrupting compounds (EDCs), has led to observed abnormalities in the genitalia and reproductive organs even of various wildlife species. 

For example, alligators in certain areas have been found to exhibit malformed or underdeveloped genitalia due to exposure to chemicals that have leached into water bodies. 

These observations highlight the ecological consequences of chemical pollution and the potential threats it poses to the reproductive health & survival of animal populations (including Humans).

1.4 B population India, it is ok  

[nightcrawler]

4 hours ago, Thokkalee said:

Mid 20’s is a good time to get married.. 

I see lot of tired moms and dads with total grey hair coming to parks with their toddler kids… 

Their are many people who got married in 20s are crying now that they haven't lived their good bachelor life 
age does not matter Am a dad at 40s , am all ok... enjoy your life

[Android_Halwa]

3 hours ago, Thokkalee said:

Manollu inkaa anta edagaledu… dating lo pregnancy vasthe ventane marriage cheskuntunnaru.. recently na circle lo ilage cheskunnaru.. girl was 2 months pregnant when on the day of marriage 

Dating was unheard concept two decades back, live in was a sin a decade back. Photolu chusi pellillu chesukunna zamana nundi dating live in varaku vachindi, next as the awareness of fertility increases, munde a pillalu ni kani atarvata pelli muchata chusukuntaru…

Evolution..

[Mr Mirchi]

bongulo enjoy..time anni sakram ga jarigela chusukondi....bachelor ga njoy cheyaledhu thokka tholu anakunda..

 

ye time ki adhi complete cheyandi..pelli ayina pillalu ayina, food thinatam ayina...office work cheyatam ayina....time ki thinatam,, time ki padukoni levatam cheyandi....sun saradaga late ga vadham le ani slow ga thirigithe anardhaale jaruguthavi....paala vaadu roju time ki paalu posthunnaam ga kodhi rojulu afternoon posthe orukoru kadhaaa

 

so ye time aadhi jarigipovali...

[shaktimaan]

10 minutes ago, nightcrawler said:

Their are many people who got married in 20s are crying now that they haven't lived their good bachelor life 
age does not matter Am a dad at 40s , am all ok... enjoy your life

people shouldenjoy their 20s and think about marriage in 30s or beyond. Kids are a bonus not a requirement. I still regret that I married way too early 

[Konebhar6]

1 hour ago, Sucker said:

Rammanu chuskundham

Evaru ravatledu ante, ninnu light teeskuntunnaru baaa...

[Sucker]

2 minutes ago, Konebhar6 said:

Evaru ravatledu ante, ninnu light teeskuntunnaru baaa...

Adhi fact anna. Pakkanodi kosam kaadhu listen your body and mind anthe. 

[Konebhar6]

53 minutes ago, shaktimaan said:

people shouldenjoy their 20s and think about marriage in 30s or beyond. Kids are a bonus not a requirement. I still regret that I married way too early 

I have friends who got married early as well as late. I constantly hear cribbing from people who got married early. Ppl who got married late don't complain as much. 

I have seen ppl who have kids late struggle to raise them as well with low energy. 

Enjoy early life and get married into 30's and have kids before 35. 

[Konebhar6]

Just now, Sucker said:

Adhi fact anna. Pakkanodi kosam kaadhu listen your body and mind anthe. 

Absolutely agree with it.

[Konebhar6]

57 minutes ago, shaktimaan said:

people shouldenjoy their 20s and think about marriage in 30s or beyond. Kids are a bonus not a requirement. I still regret that I married way too early 

You may not feel this way about kids now but when you grow older, your view changes. I have a coleague (mentor/boss) who is 50 now and no kids. Says he never thought about them and did not think it will matter. He says he repents the decision a lot now.

[Mr Mirchi]

edhi ayithe sukham anukuntaamo..adhi kastaaniki dhaari thisthundhi

 

yedhi ithe kastam anukuntaamo...adhi sukhaaniki dhaari thisthundhi eventually...

 

meeru cheppe 20's enjoyment ye enjoyment...20 dhaithe life ki no enjoyment annattu chepthunnaaru.....hahaha

 

 

njoyment is not all about mandhu pondhu in 20's.......

[Tellugodu]

4 hours ago, Thokkalee said:

Manollu inkaa anta edagaledu… dating lo pregnancy vasthe ventane marriage cheskuntunnaru.. recently na circle lo ilage cheskunnaru.. girl was 2 months pregnant when on the day of marriage 

Does parents know about pregnancy? 

[Thokkalee]

28 minutes ago, Tellugodu said:

Does parents know about pregnancy? 

Yes.. marriage talks nadustunnayi… planned for end of the year and they had to prepone.. got married without parents..