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Wondering how lifestyle affects male sexual health and fertility?
In this video, we break down the impact of stress, smoking, poor sleep, and daily habits on sperm quality and sexual performance. Learn what to change and how it can improve your reproductive health.
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The Video Flow:
0:00 Video Highlights
0:50 LifeStyle & Male Sexual Health
2:10 Lifestyle causes of male sexual health
5:40 Lack of Activity & Sexual Health
6:25 What happens if your lifestyle is not healthy?
8:00 Why is proper sleep important?
10:15 Adapt these habits!
10:45 Smoking & Sexual Health
13:40 Will Alcohol Affect Your Sexual Health?
15:20 Will hookah & e-cigarettes affect your sexual health?
18:00 Why Do Fit Men Still Struggle in Bed?
18:30 Stay Tuned for Part 3
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Why Fit Men Still Struggle in Bed?? | Lifestyle & Male Sexual Health! Part 2 | Mamata Fertility

Is Male Testing Alone Enough to Diagnose Infertility?
Testing only the male partner is not enough to understand infertility.
Infertility is a shared issue, and both partners must be evaluated.
Skipping female testing can delay proper diagnosis and treatment.

What Female Fertility Tests Are Usually Done First?
Common tests include AMH, LH, FSH, estrogen, and an ultrasound.
These help assess ovarian reserve and hormonal health.
The selection of tests depends on the woman’s age and symptoms.

Which Day Should Hormone Tests Be Done?
Hormone tests should ideally be done on Day 2 or 3 of the period.
Testing on other days can give inaccurate or misleading results.
Correct timing is crucial to interpret hormone levels properly.

Why Is Testing on Day 2 or 3 Important?
Day 2 or 3 reflects the hormonal baseline before ovulation begins.
It provides accurate values for FSH, LH, and estrogen.
Testing on these days ensures consistency in diagnosis.

Does Normal Hormone Report Mean No Fertility Issues?
Even if the report is normal, ovulation problems can still be present.
Cycle patterns, symptoms, and age must also be considered.
Only relying on numbers can lead to an incomplete diagnosis.

How Are Hormone Reports Interpreted?
Interpreting reports isn’t just about reading high or low values.
They need to be reviewed in the context of age and symptoms.
Always correlate blood reports with ultrasound and history.


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