Obesity has become a global health concern and is erotic increasingly recognized as a factor affecting male fertility and hormonal balance.
Excess body fat can disrupt hormone regulation by increasing the conversion of testosterone into estrogen. This hormonal imbalance may reduce sperm production and lower libido.
Obesity is also associated with metabolic disorders such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease, both of which can contribute to erectile dysfunction.
Furthermore, obesity may increase scrotal temperature, which negatively affects spermatogenesis.
Weight management through balanced nutrition and regular exercise can significantly improve reproductive health.
Lifestyle interventions are often recommended as part of fertility treatment for overweight men.
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