Only 20% of participants in the sperm quality competition held in Guangzhou meet the standards

At this year's cultural festival, the sperm king conference in Guangzhou attracted the attention of many citizens. The author learned from the final held at a hospital in Guangzhou yesterday that the overall quality of male sperm is not optimistic. According to infertility expert Luo Ling from the hospital, a survey shows that 15% of married couples suffer from infertility, with the proportion increasing year by year, with 40% being male infertility. The results of this sperm quality competition held according to the WHO sperm testing standards show that only 20% of the participants meet the comprehensive indicators, while 80% do not meet the standards. 75% of the sperm that do not meet the standards are due to low vitality.

What is even more worrying is the reproductive health issues of middle-aged and elderly people. According to a sampling survey in Shanghai, the prevalence of erectile dysfunction in middle-aged and elderly men over 40 years old is about 49.2%, and about 56.13% of them report no longer engaging in sexual activity. Professor Deng Chunhua, Director of Urology at the First Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat sen University, believes that the situation in Guangdong is similar to that in Shanghai.

Why do men turn on red lights healthily? Experts believe that it is directly related to environmental pollution and unhealthy lifestyle habits caused by industrialization. Taking erectile dysfunction as an example, the higher the incidence rate of erectile dysfunction in areas with high levels of urbanization, "Deng Chunhua said. In the 1960s and 1970s, during the period of accelerated industrialization in European and American countries, the decline in national health quality followed. It was not until the 1970s that environmental protection and health preservation were re valued, and health conditions were also restored. Deng Chunhua believes that only a good natural environment can safeguard men's health.

Although the health of men was a concern, Deng Chunhua encountered many patients who did not come for diagnosis until they could not bear it. For example, erectile dysfunction has a self seeking rate of about 30% in the United States, but only 20% in China, and many men are forcibly pulled by their wives.