There’s a new study that suggests early pregnancy stress can be tied to a man’s future infertility.
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Men are more likely to experience fertility problems later on in their lives if they had a mother who experienced a stressful pregnancy or a stressful life event during the early stages of their pregnancy.
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A team of researchers looked at two groups: men who had mothers that had stress-free pregnancies and men who had mothers who had stressful pregnancies.
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The researchers complied data on reproductive hormones and sperm quality and quantity for over 600 men that were over the age of 20.
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About 80 moms from that same group had mothers who suffered through at least three difficult or life-changing events, which also included a residential move or pregnancy complications.
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