Aging influences male reproductive function in gradual yet clinically significant ways. Sperm quality declines, hormonal rhythms shift, and erectile function may deteriorate with advancing age.
Unlike female reproductive aging, male fertility does not abruptly cease. However, advanced paternal age is associated with increased genetic risks and reduced reproductive efficiency.
Andrological care for aging men focuses on maintaining hormonal balance, sexual function, and overall vitality, erotic emphasizing healthy aging rather than disease-centric intervention.
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