RECENT TRENDS IN MALE REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH PROBLEMS
作者： Pallav Sengupta
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摘要: This review critically evaluates the current trends of male reproductive health problems in relation to semen quality. Increasing trend disorders observed recent years, are principally found associate with lifestyle and environmental factors. Lifestyle-allied diseases could be controlled modification diet, living working environment etc. outlines changing highlights alterations quality, scientific manner. Though public concern regarding changes on has grown past few decades but demonstration a geographical differences sperm concentration, still appears controversial. The amplitude difference cannot only explained by methodological or confounding factors, must some extent attributed ethnic, genetic However, there numerous reports indicating chronologically declining count standard parameters various population increasing disorders.
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