British research report: male age affects fertility chances

[Global Times Comprehensive Report] Can men grow difficulty in fertility? According to the British "Guardian" reported on the 23rd, recently, the British maternity regulatory agency studied and analyzed the age structure of 19,000 women who received artificial insemination and their partners. The results showed that for women under 35 or over 40 years old The age of the partner has almost no effect on the survival rate of the embryo, but the age of the partner for a 35-40-year-old woman has a significant impact. Brian, manager of the operation department of British pregnancy and fertility guidance network, said that this shows that the age of men plays an important role in the process of fertility.

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One of the authors of this survey report, Professor Gitta Nalgard said: "For a long time, women's fertility burdens have always existed, but the impact of men's age on fertility has been largely ignored." He said When women age between 35 and 40 years old, if the male age is under 35 years old, the embryo survival rate is 32.8%, and if the male age is over 55 years old, the survival rate will drop to 25%. It is reported that the man's age will even affect the spiritual aspects of future generations. (Miao Tao)

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