
Lifestyle and Environmental Factors
Nutrition: Deficiencies in key nutrients like zinc, folate, and antioxidants can reduce sperm count and quality.
Smoking and alcohol: These increase oxidative stress and DNA fragmentation in sperm, raising the risk of birth defects and developmental problems.
Obesity: Linked to hormonal imbalances, low testosterone, poor sperm quality, and increased inflammation—all of which may impact the baby’s health.
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Author: Sumana Rao | Posted on: June 23, 2025
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