Is sperm affected by diabeates

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In a third of the cases, male factors cause infertility; another 33 percent is caused by problems with the female partner and another third can be both partners or unknown causes. Diabetic men are twice as likely to suffer from DNA damage to sperms than healthy individuals, an ongoing study by Jaslok Hospital and Research Centre has revealed. The researchers found that regardless whether the man has type 1 or type 2 diabetes, the same DNA damage is found in the sperm. Human Reproduction, May 3, ; online edition. With a good plan and dedication to eating right and staying healthy, your chances of giving birth are very high, despite a diabetes diagnosis. High glucose levels in the blood damages blood vessels throughout the body. Fact 4 Another risk is sperm damage.

High glucose levels in the blood damages blood vessels throughout the body. The semen that has to be ejaculated, goes back into the bladder. Allan Percy, senior lecturer at the University of Sheffield, said, "Although there is no significant evidence that men with diabetes are less fertile, or their children less healthy, it is of some concern that more of their sperm DNA may be damaged. In a Qatar study published in the December issue of "International Urology and Nephrology," 25 percent of the men with type 2 diabetes were infertile.