ปกติเราได้ยินว่าคนมุสลิมอัตราการเกิดสูงมากใช่มั๊ย แต่ที่ยูเออี ซึ่งก็เจริญกว่าเพื่อนบ้าน กลับไม่เป็นงั้น
หรือว่าแท้จริงเเล้ว การมีลูกดกมีผลมาจากปัจจัยอื่นมากกว่า เช่น อายุที่มาก
ผมว่าและอาจจะความยากจน หรือการศึกษาน้อย อาจจะมีส่วนด้วย
มีประเด็นย่อย ที่อาจจะมีส่วนคือ มือถือทำให้เป็นหมัน และผู้หญิงเข้าสู่การแต่งงานเมื่ออายุเกิน 30 ครับ
เข้ากะอัตรการเกิดที่ลดฮวบๆในไทยเลย
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Rising infertility a cause for alarm in UAE
The birth rate in the UAE has significantly dropped in less than 50 years, from an average of 6.9 to just 1.8 child, while infertility rates continue to surge, particularly in the age group of 20-30, warn doctors.
Dr Yasmin Sajjad, consultant - Obstetrics and Gynecologist, Reproductive Endocrinology at Burjeel Hospital, told Khaleej Times there is an alarming increase in the UAE's infertility rates, with lifestyle choices being the main cause.
"Age is a major factor. In the last 40 years alone, there has been a drastic fall in the fertility in the UAE."
She noted that in 1964, the birth rate was 6.9; in 2000 it dropped to 2.6, while by 2007 it fell to 2, and in 2011 it dropped to a low 1.8.
Dr Sajjad said the main causes are related to lifestyle factors, obesity, stress, smoking and alcohol consumption.
'Mobile phones are literally cooking your sperm'
For men, she said the use of hot jacuzzis and baths, as well as the consumption of protein shakes and workout drinks, have a staggering affect on sperm count and quality.
Another worrying trend is the effect of mobile phones, which release dangerous radiation and aff-ect men who carry it in their pockets, causing a decrease in antioxidant levels and leading to DNA damage to the sperm.
"Mobile phones are cooking your sperm," she warned.
Dr Sajjad stressed that a new study indicated that 47 per cent of cases among men had a reduction in both sperm quality and quantity, due to keeping mobile phones in their pockets.
Men who experience two or more stressful life events in recent years will also have poor quality sperm, she noted.
Delayed motherhood leading to infertility
For women, Dr Sajjad said infertility cases are increasing because women are also not considering the consequences of putting motherhood on hold.
แปลกมาก! อัตราการเกิดลดลงฮวบฮาบใน UAE
หรือว่าแท้จริงเเล้ว การมีลูกดกมีผลมาจากปัจจัยอื่นมากกว่า เช่น อายุที่มาก
ผมว่าและอาจจะความยากจน หรือการศึกษาน้อย อาจจะมีส่วนด้วย
มีประเด็นย่อย ที่อาจจะมีส่วนคือ มือถือทำให้เป็นหมัน และผู้หญิงเข้าสู่การแต่งงานเมื่ออายุเกิน 30 ครับ
เข้ากะอัตรการเกิดที่ลดฮวบๆในไทยเลย
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Cr: http://www.msn.com/en-ae/news/uae/rising-infertility-a-cause-for-alarm-in-uae/ar-BBJ5Bfs?li=BBqrVLO&ocid=iehp
Rising infertility a cause for alarm in UAE
The birth rate in the UAE has significantly dropped in less than 50 years, from an average of 6.9 to just 1.8 child, while infertility rates continue to surge, particularly in the age group of 20-30, warn doctors.
Dr Yasmin Sajjad, consultant - Obstetrics and Gynecologist, Reproductive Endocrinology at Burjeel Hospital, told Khaleej Times there is an alarming increase in the UAE's infertility rates, with lifestyle choices being the main cause.
"Age is a major factor. In the last 40 years alone, there has been a drastic fall in the fertility in the UAE."
She noted that in 1964, the birth rate was 6.9; in 2000 it dropped to 2.6, while by 2007 it fell to 2, and in 2011 it dropped to a low 1.8.
Dr Sajjad said the main causes are related to lifestyle factors, obesity, stress, smoking and alcohol consumption.
'Mobile phones are literally cooking your sperm'
For men, she said the use of hot jacuzzis and baths, as well as the consumption of protein shakes and workout drinks, have a staggering affect on sperm count and quality.
Another worrying trend is the effect of mobile phones, which release dangerous radiation and aff-ect men who carry it in their pockets, causing a decrease in antioxidant levels and leading to DNA damage to the sperm.
"Mobile phones are cooking your sperm," she warned.
Dr Sajjad stressed that a new study indicated that 47 per cent of cases among men had a reduction in both sperm quality and quantity, due to keeping mobile phones in their pockets.
Men who experience two or more stressful life events in recent years will also have poor quality sperm, she noted.
Delayed motherhood leading to infertility
For women, Dr Sajjad said infertility cases are increasing because women are also not considering the consequences of putting motherhood on hold.