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L\u2019uso eccessivo dei telefoni cellulari potrebbe influire sulla fertilit\u00e0 maschile? Un nuovo studio rivela un collegamento preoccupante tra l\u2019utilizzo dei dispositivi mobili e la qualit\u00e0 dello sperma.<\/p>\n

L\u2019Organizzazione Mondiale della Sanit\u00e0 stima che una coppia su sei ne sia affetta infertilit\u00e0<\/a> problemi e circa la met\u00e0 di essi \u00e8 dovuta all\u2019infertilit\u00e0 maschile. La qualit\u00e0 dello sperma, una misura della fertilit\u00e0 maschile, \u00e8 decisa da fattori quali la concentrazione degli spermatozoi, il conteggio totale degli spermatozoi, la motilit\u00e0 degli spermatozoi e la morfologia degli spermatozoi.<\/p>\n

Lo studio ha rivelato che gli uomini che usano il telefono pi\u00f9 di 20 volte al giorno corrono un rischio maggiore di 21% di avere un basso numero di spermatozoi e un rischio maggiore di 30% di una bassa concentrazione di spermatozoi. Tuttavia, un utilizzo maggiore non influisce sulla motilit\u00e0 e sulla morfologia degli spermatozoi. IL risultati<\/a> sono stati pubblicati sulla rivista Fertility and Sterility.<\/p>\n

Gli studi dimostrano che la qualit\u00e0 dello sperma \u00e8 diminuita nel corso degli anni a causa di una combinazione di fattori ambientali fattori<\/a>, come gli interferenti endocrini, i pesticidi, le radiazioni e le abitudini di vita che includono dieta, alcol, stress e fumo. Negli ultimi 50 anni, il numero medio di spermatozoi \u00e8 sceso da 99 milioni di spermatozoi per millilitro a 47 milioni per millilitro.<\/p>\n

\u201cStudi precedenti che valutavano la relazione tra l\u2019uso dei telefoni cellulari e la qualit\u00e0 dello sperma sono stati condotti su un numero relativamente piccolo di individui, raramente considerando le informazioni sullo stile di vita, e sono stati soggetti a bias di selezione, poich\u00e9 venivano reclutati nelle cliniche della fertilit\u00e0. Ci\u00f2 ha portato a risultati inconcludenti\u201d, ha affermato la prima autrice dello studio Rita Rahban disse<\/a> in un comunicato stampa.<\/p>\n

Il gruppo di ricerca dell\u2019Universit\u00e0 di Ginevra (UNIGE), in collaborazione con l\u2019Istituto svizzero di sanit\u00e0 pubblica e tropicale (Swiss TPH), ha esaminato la qualit\u00e0 dello sperma di 2.886 uomini tra i 18 e i 22 anni. Sono stati reclutati tra il 2005 e il 2018 in sei centri di leva militare.<\/p>\n

Ai partecipanti \u00e8 stato chiesto di compilare un questionario per misurare il numero di ore trascorse sui telefoni cellulari e per capire dove posizionavano i telefoni quando non erano in uso.<\/p>\n

\u201cQuesti dati hanno rivelato un\u2019associazione tra l\u2019uso frequente e una minore concentrazione di spermatozoi. La concentrazione media di spermatozoi era significativamente pi\u00f9 alta nel gruppo di uomini che non usavano il telefono pi\u00f9 di una volta alla settimana (56,5 milioni\/ml) rispetto agli uomini che usavano il telefono pi\u00f9 di 20 volte al giorno (44,5 milioni\/ml). Questa differenza corrisponde a una diminuzione di 21% nella concentrazione di sperma per gli utilizzatori frequenti (>20 volte al giorno) rispetto agli utilizzatori rari (<1 volta>)\u201d, si legge nel comunicato stampa.<\/p>\n

Non sono stati rilevati collegamenti coerenti tra l\u2019uso del telefono cellulare e la motilit\u00e0 o la morfologia degli spermatozoi. Anche tenere il cellulare nella tasca dei pantaloni non ha influito sulla qualit\u00e0 dello sperma.<\/p>\n

Lo studio presenta alcune limitazioni poich\u00e9 si basa su dati auto-riportati, che potrebbero non essere una misura accurata dell\u2019esposizione alle radiazioni elettromagnetiche.<\/p>\n

Per colmare questa lacuna, quest\u2019anno l\u2019Ufficio federale dell\u2019ambiente (UFAM) ha avviato un altro studio. L'obiettivo \u00e8 misurare con precisione l'esposizione alle onde elettromagnetiche e valutarne l'impatto sulla produttivit\u00e0 maschile in base al tipo di utilizzo del cellulare.<\/p>\n

Fonte quotidiana medica<\/a><\/p>\n

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L\u2019uso eccessivo dei telefoni cellulari potrebbe influire sulla fertilit\u00e0 maschile? Un nuovo studio rivela un collegamento preoccupante tra l\u2019utilizzo dei dispositivi mobili e la qualit\u00e0 dello sperma.<\/p>\n

L\u2019Organizzazione Mondiale della Sanit\u00e0 stima che una coppia su sei ne sia affetta infertilit\u00e0<\/a> problemi e circa la met\u00e0 di essi \u00e8 dovuta all\u2019infertilit\u00e0 maschile. La qualit\u00e0 dello sperma, una misura della fertilit\u00e0 maschile, \u00e8 decisa da fattori quali la concentrazione degli spermatozoi, il conteggio totale degli spermatozoi, la motilit\u00e0 degli spermatozoi e la morfologia degli spermatozoi.<\/p>\n

Lo studio ha rivelato che gli uomini che usano il telefono pi\u00f9 di 20 volte al giorno corrono un rischio maggiore di 21% di avere un basso numero di spermatozoi e un rischio maggiore di 30% di una bassa concentrazione di spermatozoi. Tuttavia, un utilizzo maggiore non influisce sulla motilit\u00e0 e sulla morfologia degli spermatozoi. IL risultati<\/a> sono stati pubblicati sulla rivista Fertility and Sterility.<\/p>\n

Gli studi dimostrano che la qualit\u00e0 dello sperma \u00e8 diminuita nel corso degli anni a causa di una combinazione di fattori ambientali fattori<\/a>, come gli interferenti endocrini, i pesticidi, le radiazioni e le abitudini di vita che includono dieta, alcol, stress e fumo. Negli ultimi 50 anni, il numero medio di spermatozoi \u00e8 sceso da 99 milioni di spermatozoi per millilitro a 47 milioni per millilitro.<\/p>\n

\u201cStudi precedenti che valutavano la relazione tra l\u2019uso dei telefoni cellulari e la qualit\u00e0 dello sperma sono stati condotti su un numero relativamente piccolo di individui, raramente considerando le informazioni sullo stile di vita, e sono stati soggetti a bias di selezione, poich\u00e9 venivano reclutati nelle cliniche della fertilit\u00e0. Ci\u00f2 ha portato a risultati inconcludenti\u201d, ha affermato la prima autrice dello studio Rita Rahban disse<\/a> in un comunicato stampa.<\/p>\n

Il gruppo di ricerca dell\u2019Universit\u00e0 di Ginevra (UNIGE), in collaborazione con l\u2019Istituto svizzero di sanit\u00e0 pubblica e tropicale (Swiss TPH), ha esaminato la qualit\u00e0 dello sperma di 2.886 uomini tra i 18 e i 22 anni. Sono stati reclutati tra il 2005 e il 2018 in sei centri di leva militare.<\/p>\n

Ai partecipanti \u00e8 stato chiesto di compilare un questionario per misurare il numero di ore trascorse sui telefoni cellulari e per capire dove posizionavano i telefoni quando non erano in uso.<\/p>\n

\u201cQuesti dati hanno rivelato un\u2019associazione tra l\u2019uso frequente e una minore concentrazione di spermatozoi. La concentrazione media di spermatozoi era significativamente pi\u00f9 alta nel gruppo di uomini che non usavano il telefono pi\u00f9 di una volta alla settimana (56,5 milioni\/ml) rispetto agli uomini che usavano il telefono pi\u00f9 di 20 volte al giorno (44,5 milioni\/ml). Questa differenza corrisponde a una diminuzione di 21% nella concentrazione di sperma per gli utilizzatori frequenti (>20 volte al giorno) rispetto agli utilizzatori rari (<1 volta>)\u201d, si legge nel comunicato stampa.<\/p>\n

Non sono stati rilevati collegamenti coerenti tra l\u2019uso del telefono cellulare e la motilit\u00e0 o la morfologia degli spermatozoi. Anche tenere il cellulare nella tasca dei pantaloni non ha influito sulla qualit\u00e0 dello sperma.<\/p>\n

Lo studio presenta alcune limitazioni poich\u00e9 si basa su dati auto-riportati, che potrebbero non essere una misura accurata dell\u2019esposizione alle radiazioni elettromagnetiche.<\/p>\n

Per colmare questa lacuna, quest\u2019anno l\u2019Ufficio federale dell\u2019ambiente (UFAM) ha avviato un altro studio. L'obiettivo \u00e8 misurare con precisione l'esposizione alle onde elettromagnetiche e valutarne l'impatto sulla produttivit\u00e0 maschile in base al tipo di utilizzo del cellulare.<\/p>","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":8796,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"Default","format":"standard","meta":{"fifu_image_url":"https:\/\/urbancare.clinic\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/11\/male-fertility-study-says-excessive-mobile-use-may-affect-semen-quality.jpg","fifu_image_alt":"","footnotes":""},"categories":[27],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-8795","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-blog"],"yoast_head":"\nMale Fertility: Study Says Excessive Mobile Use May Affect Semen Quality - Urban Care Clinic<\/title>\n<meta name=\"robots\" content=\"index, follow, max-snippet:-1, max-image-preview:large, max-video-preview:-1\" \/>\n<link rel=\"canonical\" href=\"https:\/\/urbancare.clinic\/it\/uno-studio-sulla-fertilita-maschile-afferma-che-luso-eccessivo-di-dispositivi-mobili-puo-influire-sulla-qualita-dello-sperma\/\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:locale\" content=\"it_IT\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:type\" content=\"article\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:title\" content=\"Male Fertility: Study Says Excessive Mobile Use May Affect Semen Quality - Urban Care Clinic\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:description\" content=\"Could excessive use of mobile phones affect male fertility? 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In the last 50 years, the average sperm count has dropped from 99 million sperm per milliliter to 47 million per milliliter.\"Previous studies evaluating the relationship between the use of mobile phones and semen quality were performed on a relatively small number of individuals, rarely considering lifestyle information, and have been subject to selection bias, as they were recruited in fertility clinics. This has led to inconclusive results,\" study first author Rita Rahban said in a news release.The research team from the University of Geneva (UNIGE), in collaboration with the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute (Swiss TPH), examined the semen quality of 2,886 men between 18 and 22 years. They were recruited between 2005 and 2018 at six military conscription centers.The participants were asked to fill in a questionnaire to measure the number of hours they spent on mobile phones and to understand where they placed the phones when not in use.\"These data revealed an association between frequent use and lower sperm concentration. The median sperm concentration was significantly higher in the group of men who did not use their phone more than once a week (56.5 million\/mL) compared with men who used their phone more than 20 times a day (44.5 million\/mL). This difference corresponds to a 21% decrease in sperm concentration for frequent users (>20 times\/day) compared to rare users (<1 time>),\" the news release said.There were no consistent links between mobile phone usage and sperm motility or sperm morphology. Keeping a mobile phone in the pants pocket also did not affect the semen quality.The study has certain limitations as it is based on self-reported data, which may not be an accurate measure of exposure to electromagnetic radiation.To address the gap, another study was launched by the Swiss Federal Office for the Environment (FOEN) this year. 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