High temperature working conditions: Semen quality study and DNA fragmentation.

Abstract

Fertility is an important part of human life and work is also of great importance, but sometimes work may interfere with human fertility as it affects the cellular content. This research was completed in workplaces with high heat content, where 60 samples were taken from men with high heat work and 30 from normal men. Through the results, there is a significant decrease in the number of sperms, their progressive movement, the normal shape of the sperm, as well as the quality of the sperm and the volume of semen. The existence of a substantial rise in DNA fragmentation level and the presence of a significant increase in malondialdehyde level in patients with high temperature working circumstances as compared to the control group. Human health and fertility are clearly impacted by the high temperatures. Male fertility declines, DNA is impacted, and free radicals increase, as seen via trials and research.