Illustration of the standard table of male elderly childbearing
The Male Elderly Fertility Standard Table is a tool to evaluate the fertility of men. Whether men are suitable for childbearing is judged by age and other fertility related indicators. The following is a detailed explanation of the table of standards for older men's childbearing.
How to interpret the standard table of male elderly childbearing
The fertility standard table for older men usually includes age and other fertility related indicators, such as sperm quality, sperm quantity, etc. On the chart, the horizontal axis is generally the age of men, and the vertical axis is the value of other indicators. According to the standards of different hospitals or research institutions, the standards will be divided into different areas with different colors or symbols to identify the male fertility status.
There are several key points to be noted in interpreting the table of male elderly fertility standards:
First, age is the most basic assessment factor. Generally speaking, men under 35 years old are considered as normal childbearing age, while those over 35 years old are considered as advanced childbearing age. The standard table will draw a demarcation line at the age of 35 to distinguish different levels of fertility risk.
Secondly, other indicators on the standard table are also critical. The quality and quantity of sperm are important indicators of fertility, and healthy sperm is the prerequisite for successful pregnancy. The standard table will classify different fertility risk levels according to the quality and quantity of sperm. Generally speaking, the lower the quality and quantity of sperm, the poorer the fertility.
Finally, the color and symbol of the standard table also need attention. Different colors and symbols represent different levels of fertility risk. Generally, red or black represents high risk, yellow or orange represents medium risk, and green or blue represents low risk. Through the colors and symbols on the standard table, we can intuitively understand the male fertility status.
The reason why men have restrictions on childbearing at an advanced age
The restrictions on men's elderly childbearing are due to the following reasons:
First, age is an important factor affecting fertility. With the growth of age, the quality and quantity of male sperm will decline, which will affect the ability to conceive. In addition, older men also have greater challenges in the stability and health of sperm DNA, which is likely to lead to abnormalities in embryos and increase the risk of chromosomal abnormalities in children.
Secondly, male reproductive system health may have problems in old age. For example, elderly men are prone to prostate hyperplasia and other problems, which will directly affect the quality and quantity of sperm, and thus affect fertility.
In addition, there are certain risks to the health of children caused by male elderly childbearing. Research shows that there is a greater correlation between the father's over age and the child's occurrence of certain neurological, mental and genetic diseases. Therefore, in order to ensure the health of children, it is necessary to restrict the male elderly childbearing.
Summary
The Male Elderly Fertility Standard Table is a tool to evaluate the fertility of men. It judges that men are suitable for childbearing by age and other fertility related indicators. The interpretation of the standard table requires attention to age, sperm quality and quantity, as well as the color and symbol of the standard table. The reason why men have restrictions on childbearing at an advanced age is that age is an important factor affecting fertility, which will lead to the decline of sperm quality and quantity. At the same time, the health problems of male reproductive system and the impact on children's health are also reasons for restrictions.
