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Infertilidad masculina y su relación con algunas condiciones médicas

Ospina-Medina L, Lalinde-Acevedo P, Álvarez-Gómez Á, Cañón-Rodríguez D, Mayorga-Torres JM, Puerta-Suárez J, Cardona-Maya W

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 99
Paginas: 57-71
Archivo PDF: 437.70 Kb.


RESUMEN

La infertilidad generalmente se relaciona con la capacidad fértil de la mujer, sin embargo, también es causada por alteraciones del componente masculino asociadas a factores de riesgo como el aumento de la edad, consumo de cigarrillo o marihuana y el sedentarismo. En esta revisión se discute la relación que guardan algunas condiciones médicas como la diabetes, las enfermedades tiroideas, la obesidad y las infecciones virales con la reducción de la fertilidad masculina.


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