Obesity and Infertility
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Increasing body weight associated to the development of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).
There are specific aspects associated with PCOS allowing an indication of diagnosis of the syndrome including hyperandrogenism (hirsutism), irregular periods, anovulation and subfertility. Obesity in PCOS sufferers amplifies hormonal and metabolic decline,therefore damaging fertility and oocyte quality in women. PCOS can also have an effect if conception is successful through assisted reproductive technology (ART) in obese patients, leading to an increase in miscarriage rates.
Obesity affects on testosterone level so affect on sperm production known as spermatogenesis. this affects the quantity and quality of a sperm. Obese men have high risk of oligozoospemia, having < 15 million sperm / ml of semen and low motile than healthy weight Men . sperm with high amounts of damaged DNA are more common in obese men than in normal weight men, Ejaculate volume is also affected. Altered male hormones will can also give erectile dysfunction which is the major cause of infertility in obese men.
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Obesity in the world
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Obesity and Infertility
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Obesity & Cancer
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Obesity & Neurological Disorder
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METABOLIC SYNDROME
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OBESITY & SLEEP DISTRBANCE
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OBESITY & STROKE DISEASES
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