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How does smoking affect fertility? Most people are aware of the dangers that smoking presents to health, including cancers and lung and heart problems. Smoking while pregnant has been shown to cause birth defects. Some studies even suggest a link between smoking and a higher risk of miscarriage. However, few people are aware that smoking can also negatively affect fertility. Smoking can affect both female and male fertility. There are several ways that smoking can affect female fertility. Smoking may affect the way that hormone estrogen is released. Some studies suggest that smoking reduces the amount of estrogen that a woman's body produces. Smoking may cause a decrease of blood flow to the genital organs, which can cause dryness of the vagina and other sexual issues. Smoking may contribute to the destruction of eggs while they are in the ovaries, before they reach maturity. This results in a lower egg count. Smoking can negatively impact the fallopian tubes, and can even lead to disease of the fallopian tubes. Smoking can cause a woman's eggs to be more prone to genetic problems, as well. Finally, some research has suggested that smoking may even negatively affect the ability of an embryo to implant in the uterus. Some studies suggest that women who have never smoked have had as much as twice the degree of success when trying to conceive than those who have smoked. The rate of successful conception drops further the longer the woman has smoked. Fewer studies have been done on the effects of male smoking and fertility, but some of the research does suggest that there may be a connection between smoking and a low sperm count. Other studies suggest that smoking may affect the sperm’s motility, and may even lead to genetically abnormal sperm. If you are trying to conceive, many health care providers will recommend that you cease smoking at least two months prior to conception. Because of the health risks involved to you and your baby, you should absolutely cease smoking once you discover that you are pregnant. Related Articles Why is Folic Acid Important for Conception and Pregnancy? When is the best time to get pregnant? Birth Control and Trying to Conceive Best Sexual Positions To Get Pregnant Tips on Getting Pregnant Predetermining The Sex of Your Child Chinese Birth Chart Acupuncture and its effect on getting pregnant. How long will it take me to get pregnant? Medicine and Foods to Avoid When Trying to Get Pregnant Should you stop smoking if you are trying to get pregnant? Can drinking alcohol affect your fertility? Will I have a hard time getting pregnant if I am breastfeeding? How does soy affect fertility? How will my irregular periods affect my ability to get pregnant? How frequently should I have sex if I am trying to get pregnant? Can drinking green tea affect your fertility? What should you do after intercourse to increase your chances of getting pregnant? Are you always pregnant if you miss a period? Can you be pregnant and still have a period? Does smoking marijuana influence pregnancy test results? What are the chances of getting pregnant with Depo Provera? If you are taking Depo Provera for birth control, can it affect the results of a pregnancy test? Can you get pregnant during your period? Related Products FertilAid Fertility Supplement FertilityBlend for Women Ovusoft Fertility Software Digital Basal Thermometer

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