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Return To Infertility FAQ Archive   Search the Archives What increases a mans risk of infertility? Answered By Isabel Tagge Infertility in men is commonly caused by the quantity and quality of the sperm that he produces in a single ejaculation. The risk of infertility is great once the quality and quantity of the sperm is affected by his health and lifestyle. Some things that may increase the men's risk of infertility are as follows: - Excess intake of alcoholic substances; - Drugs; - Environmental toxins such as pesticides; - Smoking cigarettes; - Other health problems; - Medicines; - Radiation therapies; and - Age. keywords: Infertility | Fertility Pregnancy | ICSI | IVF | In Vitro Fertilization | sperm | Reproduction | Men Artificial Insemination

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