Maiores Mitos e Verdades sobre Infertilidade Masculina - Fertilidade Descomplicada

Did you know that infertility affects about 15% of the world's population? Furthermore, did you know that the factors of infertility, contrary to what many believe, are equally divided between male and female causes? This means that, in practice, 4 out of 10 cases of difficulty conceiving are directly related to the man. Surrounded by taboos and silly prejudices, are you interested in knowing what is myth and what is truth when we talk about male fertility? 01:08 I've already had children, I can't be infertile. 01:39 Heat interferes with male infertility. 03:52 Those who have varicocele are infertile. 05:41 Those who have azoospermia can have children. 12:39 Men who have had a vasectomy can have children. 13:30 There is such a thing as weak sperm. 15:08 A semen analysis is enough to know if a man is fertile. 18:12 Men with spinal cord injuries (wheelchair users) cannot have children. 21:00 Testosterone use can affect fertility. 23:24 A man's emotional state can affect fertility. 24:08 Virility has nothing to do with fertility. 25:07 Obesity reduces male fertility. That's what we're going to find out in this episode of Uncomplicated Fertility: everything about male infertility. For this, we have an interview with Dr. Newton Ferreira, urologist from the Clinical Staff at Nidus Reproductive Medicine. In addition to special collaborations from the interviewees sharing their experiences: Júlio Rocha, father of twins Eduarda and Nathaly, and Diego Freitas Pereira, father of Davi. #infertility #maleinfertility #uncomplicatedfertility #Nidusclinic #motherat40 #wanttobeadad