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When your heart moves blood through your arteries, the blood poses a specific amount of pressure on the walls of your arteries. Hypertension or high blood pressure occurs when your blood puts excess pressure on your artery walls.
According to Healthline, hypertension can affect fertility and health related to sexuality in all genders. Hypertension can take a toll on male fertility in many ways. A 2017 review of studies indicated that males with hypertension might have erectile dysfunction and are more prone to have one or more semen abnormalities compared to males with standard blood pressure.
The study displayed that men with hypertension may have a reduced semen volume, lower reproductive cell mobility, lower total reproductive cell count, lower mobile semen count, and abnormal semen structure.
Semen health and quality are sacrosanct for fertility because it has to swim through the female reproductive tract and fertilize the egg for a pregnancy to take place. The more abnormal or dysfunctional they are, the less likely this is to take place, and therefore the odds of a conception decrease.
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