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Effect of paracetamol on semen quality
Andrologia, 2017Several published studies, both direct and indirect, have connected paracetamol, also named acetaminophen, a commonly used over-the-counter analgesic and antipyretic medication, with semen quality and male infertility, although as yet this connection is unclear.
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Effect of captopril on semen quality
Andrologia, 2016Various studies (direct and indirect) have presented the effect of captopril, a universally used antihypertensive medication, on semen quality; yet, this effect is still collectively unreviewed. This review systematically discusses and summarises the effect of captopril on semen quality.
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Effect of stress on semen quality in semen donors.
International journal of fertility, 1986Fifty-three donors with good semen quality were studied monthly for sperm count and motility over 9 to 22 months. Medical students (n = 31) in freshman and sophomore years subjected to the stress of twice-yearly examinations were compared with nonstudents (n = 22) not exposed to common stressful periods.
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On the nature of semen quality and infertility
Human Reproduction, 1995R J, Aitken, H W, Baker, D S, Irvine
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2012
Infertility affects an estimate of 50–80 × 106 (=7–15% of men at reproductive age) men globally and annually. Among these men, a large number of patients (25–40%) suffer from male genital tract infection/inflammation, conditions where reactive oxygen species (ROS) and oxidative stress in the semen play prominent roles in the pathogenesis of infertility.
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Infertility affects an estimate of 50–80 × 106 (=7–15% of men at reproductive age) men globally and annually. Among these men, a large number of patients (25–40%) suffer from male genital tract infection/inflammation, conditions where reactive oxygen species (ROS) and oxidative stress in the semen play prominent roles in the pathogenesis of infertility.
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