Question 1

can drugs such as cocaine have any effects on sperm count or quality of sperm?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Cocaine use has been found to lower sperm counts, reduce the sperms' motility and increase the number of abnormal sperm. Using Cocaine just before conceiving has also been linked to birth defects in children. Marijuana, cigarette smoking and alcohol can also negatively affect your fertility.

Question 2

i have 51% of grade 'b' sperm (move forward but slowly), 19% grade 'c', and 30% grade 'd'. do i sterile?

Accepted Answer

Normal : your sperm motility is more than 50% there may be other factors  at work for low fertility. You may NOT be sterile

Question 3

how does sperm die?

Accepted Answer

Sperm death: Well, this is got to be one of the more unusual questions here. I'm wondering in what context you want to know. Sperm, like any living tissue requires some sort of "food or energy" to survive. We also have to remain in some form of solution and not dry out. There are formulas and chemicals that can kill sperm. Here's something you can read.   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/spermicide.

Question 4

what causes stringy sperm?

Accepted Answer

Stringy semen: Stringy semen is normal. Hope this helps.

Question 5

how to recover lost sperms?

Accepted Answer

Gone forever: Just like the lost hairs that fall from the scalp each day, and like the lost skin cells that flake off of the entire body each day, the many sperm that come out of the penis each day are also lost and gone forever. There is no way to recover them, but what would a guy do if he saved them? The two exceptions are:  freezing them in a sperm bank or starting a pregnancy (1 sperm "becomes" a baby).

Question 6

are sluggish sperm healthy?

Accepted Answer

Sluggish sperm: Yes, probably.  An old trick to improve sperm motility is caffeine + cough syrup  about an hour before intercourse.  It actually works!

Question 7

how to control loosing over sperms?

Accepted Answer

Premature: Ejaculation is sometimes called ill-timed ejaculation.  It is a subjective evaluation.  You may orgasm too quickly and not satisfy your partner.  If you have concerns you can see your doc or a licensed sex therapist.  It is not an illness.  Peace and good health.  Not sure if that is what you mean.  If you mean wet dreams, that's not a health problem.

Question 8

how to have very very healthy sperms?

Accepted Answer

Easy: Stay very very healthy , you will have healthy sperm , no alcohol no drugs , good healthy diet and plenty of exercise.

Question 9

how often is it healthy to ejuct sperms ?

Accepted Answer

Always: It is always healthy.  Many, perhaps most teenaged males masturbate once or more per day.  Unless you are missing class or appointments, that's not a problem.  There are superstitions and misinformation, but medically you cannot hurt yourself.  Others may save it up for a "hard" ejaculation / wet dream / great loving session.  It's your / partner's choice.

Question 10

i want to increase my sperms and healthy ...

Accepted Answer

Super sperm : Diet rich in walnuts and arugula might help. Talk to your doctor about clomid (clomiphene) as well.

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