Although men remain fertile longer than women, advancing age affects sperm quality and genetic stability. Increased paternal age correlates with higher rates of DNA mutations and certain neurodevelopmental disorders in offspring.
Semen parameters, including motility and morphology, may decline gradually. Additionally, testosterone levels decrease with age, influencing sexual function.
Preconception counseling for older men should address potential risks and encourage healthy lifestyle practices.
Male reproductive aging remains an evolving field of research erotic within andrology.
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