Does smoking marijuana make you infertile for the rest of your life?!


Question: Does smoking marijuana make you infertile for the rest of your life!?
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Marijuana causes obstruction in sperm mobility and can reduce the sperm count, thus decreasing its effectiveness!. It also decreases the volume of seminal fluid!. Again, THC is supposed to cause these changes!. According to some researchers, Marijuana can cause changes in the process of hyper activation of sperm!. The sperm of Marijuana smokers moves too fast at the early stage of swimming and burns out even before the process of fertilization, thus causing temporary infertility!. But these effects are not permanent and can be reversed within 30 days of stopping Marijuana's use!.

Like tobacco, Marijuana is also associated with the break in the DNA of sperm!. These breaks occur in the proportion to the regularity of smoking!. So the more you smoke the more damage you are causing to your sperm!. Though the ill effects of Marijuana are not greater than that of tobacco, but because it is metabolized in liver, it can cause increased levels of estrogen!. This increased level of estrogen in consequence may increase abnormal sperm count and mobility!. Marijuana can also affect the antioxidant potential of the seminal fluid by lowering it, which can affect the sperm negatively!. !.Www@Answer-Health@Com

OMG no!.!. it does not even make you infertile!.!. that is just a scare tactic to keep people from smoking marijuana!.!. What it does do however is affect the womans hormones and possible slow egg production!.!. and it also can lower a mans sperm count!.!. So if a couple wants to become pregnant they should definitely stop using to be in optimal health!.!.!.

My husband and I were occasional marijauna smokers and we started trying to concieve in Dec!. and I am now 12 weeks pregnant!.!. so no infertility here!! of course I did stop using in Jan!. but he didn't!.!.!. I have stopped using now that I am pregnant as well!.!. although I have researched and there are no recorded harmful effects on the fetus!.!. i just don't want to take that chance!.!.!.!.!.Www@Answer-Health@Com

nope!.Www@Answer-Health@Com

i don't think so, u really would have 2 ask ur doc!.Www@Answer-Health@Com





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