I have a friend who has been trying for a baby with her partner for 3 years. Lack of success sent them to a fertility expert who recommended both of them quit smoking. 4 months later they concieved. Could be coincidence but just thought it was worth sharing.
AnswerYes. There isn't one thing in the body that isn't effected by smoking. Sperm and eggs are definitely effected. <-- where did you get this highly scientific info? An epiphany from god? The back of a magazine? No reason to act like an expert when you have no idea what you're talking about. AnswerSmokers has been forever until the last 5 - 6 years and there is absolutely no documentation that says smoking effects a man's sperm or eggs. There have been population explosions for years so how can smoking affect sperm/eggs! According to some sources cigarettes are blamed down to the boil on one's butt! Do the research and be sure that research is concrete. Even the B.C. Lung Assoc., has admitted their info is based on guesstimates and I have that on tape!Smoking causes a lower sperm count and weaker sperm. It also causes the sperm to be shaped differently this of course will cause it hard to becone pregnant.
Yes. It can make his sperm less potent.
Smoking cigarettes is one thing that can damage sperm production. Stress is another.
One major risk factor is smoking cigarettes
Yes. Smoking tobacco causes lower sperm counts - whether the cigarettes are mint or not. Some research suggests that exposure to a variety of toxic substances, including those in cigarettes, can damage sperm and/or lower sperm count. Sperm imperfections and mishaps are to be expected, given the sheer volume of sperm in one ejaculate. However, it seems that they occur at a higher rate in men who have been exposed to certain toxins, drugs, alcohol, and radiation.
Cigarettes are horrible. They pretty much affect everything except for how cool you look.
I have been smoking djarum cigarettes for many years and currently have no holes in my heart. if you are referring to the myth that clove cigarettes contain fiberglass, this is untrue. most clove cigarettes contain pure tobacco and cloves with no additives what soever.
What is he smoking? If they are cigarettes then no. I have had 4 boys all healthy and my husband smokes so no, cigarettes have no effect to my knowledge
Smoking tobacco cigarettes .
No.Electric cigarettes are vaperizing,not smoking.
That would be the least of my worries as cigarettes can cause many different forms and types of cancer.
Cigarettes can affect the digestive system in several ways. While each individual reacts differently, it is not out of the question that cigarettes may be a cause of diarrhea. Smoking is associated with increased risk of Chrohn's disease, an intestinal disorder which will cause diarrhea.
Yes, marijuana, alcohol abuse, cigarettes and some drugs can effect not only your sperm count but also the health (motility) of the sperm.
Smoking electronic cigarettes would probably be better, but it might lead to smoking cigarettes one day. It's best not to smoke either.