Does sound amazing that about 40 percent the 7 million couples facing infertility do so because of low sperm count. Although medical conditions may be be held accountable for reduced sperm count, external factors can be responsible as well. Factors that may have thus far escaped our attention. It's necessary to be aware of these environmental factors in order to better protect not only virility but also physical health in general. For example, men resorting to antidepressants maybe because of skewed or intense lifestyles could be unknowingly damaging the DNA construct of the sperm they ejaculate - possibly leading to decreased fertility and increased danger of birth defects. Smoking, also, can lead to impairment of sperm DNA, which results in reduced fertility.
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