It has been reported thatmany prescription drugs have a negative impact on the male reproductive system, including ulcer drugs (cymetamidine), antibiotics and high blood pressure drugs. For example, calcium blockers, drugs used to treat high blood pressure, block the sperm\’s ability to penetrate the egg\’s outer membrane.
For women, replacement therapy for thyroid function can also affect normal ovulation. Women with low thyroid hormones cannot ovulate normally, so during the treatment of thyroid function, the pituitary hormones that control the thyroid should be kept within the normal range and the distribution should be regular.
Couples who want to become pregnant should tell their doctors their plans as early as possible so that special attention can be paid to future medication choices. You should be reminded of this every time you go to the doctor so that the doctor can pay attention to it when prescribing. Doing so will benefit both physicians and patients.
Spironolactone, also called spironolactone, is a treatment for hypertension A drug that impairs testosterone and sperm production in men.
Sulfapyridine, also called salicylazosulfapyridine, A special ingredient in a specific drug used to treat diseases such as colitis, allergic colitis and Crohn\’s disease, which affects sperm production.
Colchicine and allopurinol, used to treat gout The medicine will affect sperm.
Tetracycline, gentamicin, neomycin, erythromycin, and nitrofurantoin ( Antibiotics which are used in very high doses, cannegatively affect sperm production, movement and density.
Cimetidine,sometimes causes erectile dysfunction and semen abnormalities, however, medications containing ranitidine and famotidine do not Produces such results.
Cyclosporine, used to improve organ transplantation Survival rate will have a harmful impact on male fertility.
This article is provided by Baidu Reading and is excerpted from \”The Clear \”Conception\” Plan\” Author: Sun Jianqiu and Xie Yingbiao