Haze affects fertility

In recent years, smog has appeared in many cities. The appearance of smog means that the air here is extremely bad. Haze is also very harmful to the human body, so many people walking on the street wear their own masks to try to inhale as few harmful substances as possible in the air. Studies have shown that smog can affect reproductive ability. If you don’t believe it, please read on.

Because haze contains many harmful substances, it can cause great harm to the human body. It not only affects reproductive ability, but also causes a series of problems in other organs. I hope that all places can pay attention to the impact of haze on the human body.

Haze harms reproductive and urinary systems

The impact of haze on semen quality is mainly manifested in the later stage. The inhalable substances in haze enter the human blood circulation and gradually accumulate in various organs of the human body, including the scrotum, the sperm factory. In addition, since the reproductive and urinary system is the fastest metabolizing tissue in the human body, when particles inhaled from the outside enter the human blood circulation, the reproductive and urinary system will be the first to be affected, causing a series of reproductive and urinary system diseases, such as renal failure, uremia, oligospermia, sperm abnormalities, prostate hyperplasia, etc.

Other effects of smog on the human body:

1. Damage to the lungs

It has become a consensus among most people that smog has the greatest impact on the respiratory system. The respiratory system has the most frequent contact with the external environment and has a large contact area. Hundreds of atmospheric particulate matter can directly enter and adhere to the upper and lower respiratory tracts and lung lobes of the human body, and most of them will be inhaled by the human body. Secondly, haze weather weakens ultraviolet rays in the near-ground layer, which can easily increase the activity of pathogens in the air. Fine particles will "carry" bacteria and viruses deep into the respiratory system and cause infection.

2. Heart damage

The Harvard School of Public Health has proven that particulate pollutants in haze days can not only cause myocardial infarction, but also cause myocardial ischemia or damage. The United States surveyed 25,000 people with heart disease or heart problems and found that when PM2.5 increased by 10 micrograms per cubic meter, the patient mortality rate would increase by 10% to 27%. 3. Injury to blood vessels

On foggy days, the air is high in pollutants and has low air pressure, which can easily trigger acute attacks of cardiovascular diseases. When the fog is heavy, the water vapor content is very high. It is difficult for people to sweat when they are doing outdoor activities and exercising, which causes chest tightness and high blood pressure. Moreover, the pressure is relatively low in foggy weather, which will make people feel irritable and their blood pressure will naturally increase. In addition, the temperature is often lower on foggy days. Some patients with hypertension and coronary heart disease suddenly walk from a warm indoor environment to a cold outdoor environment. The blood vessels expand as they get warmer and contract as they get colder, which can also increase blood pressure and lead to stroke and myocardial infarction. 4. Damage to the skin

The skin also has a breathing function. In clean air, the skin will be comfortable and moisturized, but if it is in a very dirty environment, the skin will be very uncomfortable. 5. Brain damage

Haze not only harms organs, but also affects the nervous system invisibly. Zhong Nanshan once introduced that the 65th Annual Meeting of the American Geriatrics Society concluded that if the PM2.5 in the air increases by 10 micrograms/cubic meter, human brain function will age by 3 years.

Through this article, we know the impact of haze on reproductive ability. No matter where haze occurs, it should be taken seriously, because haze can harm the internal organs of the human body, which is very terrible. The formation of haze is mainly affected by people's activities. As long as everyone loves nature and protects the environment.