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I am wondering about the side effects of daily baths in very hot water for men. I had a semen analysis and was shocked to discover it contains no sperm. I enjoy hot baths. Could this be the cause?
I am wondering about the side effects of daily baths in very hot water for men. I had a semen analysis and was shocked to discover it contains no sperm. I enjoy hot baths. Could this be the cause?
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For sperm to develop normally, the testicles need to remain at a constant temperature that is several degrees lower than elsewhere in the body. This is probably one reason why the testicles hang outside of the body. This is in contrast to women’s ovaries, which are an equivalent reproductive organ. This need for a constant temperature is also why a man’s scrotum contracts (shrinks) when exposed to very cold water.
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