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Skinny Jeans & Infertility: Can What You Wear Cause Low Sperm Count?

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Men struggle with fertility just as much as women. The ability to have healthy sperm has become a hot topic with about 30% of men seeing a doctor for help. The reasons for infertility range from poor hormone production to skinny jeans. Yes, what’s gone from a fad to now commonplace is touted as a reason for poor fertility. Is this claim true? Can what a man wears cause a low sperm count?
A few factors need to be in place for men to have healthy sperm. Men need a healthy sperm count of at least 15 million sperm per milliliter of semen. The sperm also need to be a healthy size, shape, and strong enough to swim to the egg. Hormones like testosterone, follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), and luteinizing hormone (LH) determine sperm quality. There are several reasons why sperm quality can decline and one is related to temperature.
The testicles are responsible for making sperm. Studies show that the ideal temperature for making sperm is at least 1-2 degrees less than body temperature. This is the reason why scientists believe the testicles descend from the rest of the body. Studies have shown that when testicles are exposed to higher temperatures, the quality of sperm decreases. Common reasons include laptops, briefs, yoga pants, hot tubs, hot manufacturing plants, and heated seats. Skinny jeans and tight underwear constrict the testicles and potentially raise the temperature over time.
The actual studies on the relationship are varied. Some reveal that tight trousers and underwear do hurt sperm. Others believe that skinny jeans and low sperm count are anecdotal. Yet, the fact remains, heat equal to or more than the body’s temperature does sperm production no good. Sperm quality does not mean men can never conceive with partners. However, if several months have passed without success, put away the skinny jeans as a precaution. The testicles can take several weeks to produce sperm so keeping things cool for a few months is ideal.
If all else fails, see an endocrinologist or reproductive endocrinologist. These doctors can schedule tests to check the testicles, sperm count, and sperm quality. If there is a medical issue, the doctor can recommend surgery, medication, or assisted reproductive technology ( ART ). These options can help if there’s no improvement after making fashion and lifestyle changes.

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Looks like it’s time to ditch the Speedo.
In the journal Human Reproduction Update , scientists recently presented the most complete — and mildly terrifying — data to date on the persistent decline in sperm counts among men living in the United States and Europe. What’s driving the decline remains unknown (it’s likely scientists believe tight pants could be partially to blame.
“There are things in a man’s life that will change how his testicles function,” says Allan Pacey , an expert in men’s health (read: sperm science) at the University of Sheffield in England. A poor diet, maybe, or drug use. But, Pacey says, “the single biggest risk factor for how many swimming sperm he produced each day was whether he is wearing tight pants or loose pants.”
“Skinny jeans,” he adds ruefully, “I guess they’re the fashion.”
Basically, the size of a man’s testicles are pre-programmed in utero. And unfortunately, size does matter here. Just like any manufacturing plant, the more, er, equipment, there is, the higher the output. So the bigger a dude’s testicles are, the more sperm they’ll be able to produce.
“There is a maximum amount of sperm that he can produce each day, based on the size of his testicles,” Pacey says. But most men never hit that. “Everything he does decreases the optimization of that count.” And that includes strangling your ballsack with super-tight clothing.
That’s because the tighter the clothes, the more liable the testicles are move up toward his body’s warm core . But because the scrotum has to be relatively cool to produce healthy sperm, any kind of intense heat, whether it’s from your laptop or by your itsy bitsy mankini can alter sperm’s bendiness . And when sperm don’t wriggle right, they’ll never make it to the egg.
Fortunately, the sperm-making machine is working day and night, so the negative effects of Speedos can be reversed. If you’re a skinny jeans wearer, it should take only three months of wearing appropriately-sized pants to reverse your fortunes. That’s because three months is about how long it takes to make a fresh batch of sperm from start to finish.
Of course, sperm count matters more to men trying to conceive. Pacey recommends anyone with trouble conceiving reach out to their doctor to discuss potential risk factors, including body-hugging clothes. He says they should talk to a doctor before making any lifestyle (or outfit) changes so that they and their doctor can monitor progress together.
As for guys not in the baby-making mood, don’t treat tight jeans as a contraceptive. A mankini may reduce your sperm count, but it doesn’t eliminate the possibility of pregnancy altogether.

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Will wearing skinny jeans hurt my sperm count?
The hard data on skinny jeans is, unfortunately, limited: No solid research has been conducted on a substantial sample of men wearing them, and Maroon 5 doesn't play that often. Science has, however, found a possible link between tight underwear and reduced sperm motility. Apparently, when the temperature of the testes rises a couple of degrees — as could conceivably happen with the prolonged wearing of skinny jeans — sperm quality may diminish. However, the effect is negligible, according to men's sexual health specialist Dr. Paul Turek. "It would be an epidemic if it were true," he says. Or maybe just natural selection in action. Either way, doctors recommend you not wear anything tight enough to disrupt blood flow to your genitals, no matter how great it feels.
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Are skinny jeans destroying hipster sperm counts?
Reports claim that Russell Brand's trousers are ruining the fertility of fashion-conscious males, but crotch-hugging denim never did the Rolling Stones any harm
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Perhaps I shouldn't worry about whether I should have children or not – according to new medical advice I won't have much choice in the matter.
"Tight jeans worn by Russell Brand is giving men twisted testicles!" screamed the Daily Mail – warning of an epidemic of "low sperm count and bladder weakness" among young males. We presume they mean tight jeans of the kind worn by Russell Brand are – visions of Brand's denim clothing leaping from his frame and scurrying across the hipster capitals of the globe damaging the nether regions of innocent men is almost too much to take.
Besides, the news is terrifying enough for us veterans of the skinny jean era. For years we've struggled manfully into some quite ludicrous garments – often requiring the help of a friend, relative or expensive machinery in order to achieve sartorial fulfillment. Our reward? To be told that our balls now resemble Buñol tomatoes and a generation is about to be left unable to spawn or even do fun sexy time without creasing up in agony.
But maybe this news could be a positive thing. The world is overpopulated and we need drastic action to reduce this. Could the skinny jean be saving the environment and the future of mankind? Will generations look back on the greatest feat of human survival yet and thank not politicians or scientists but Joey Essex from TOWIE and the bloke out of Razorlight?
Perhaps they will. I still think it's a fight skinny jean wearers should not give up easily. Dr Hilary Jones advises wearers to "leave plenty of room around the groin area" and begs us "please don't put style before health". But without "style over health" there'd be virtually no good fashion statements at all. Do you think Grace Jones and David Bowie thought about health and safety when they were getting dressed?
Besides, there is evidence to suggest these stories are alarmist. Tight trews are not a modern phenomenon – the Rolling Stones squeezed into some terrifyingly narrow threads and remained generally pretty good at the whole shagging thing. The Strokes , pioneers of scrotum-hugging denim, have managed to produce offspring. Maybe the theory of evolution will just kick in and future generations will not just survive but will have developed super-fertile monster bollocks that can't be stopped by any form of pant, trouser or nuclear device. Have you thought about that Dr Hilary? Well, have you?

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