Reproductive health and environment

Abstract

In this world, unfortunately, one of the urgent and vital problems is the polluted ecology, which is bad for not only health, but also for reproduction. In particular, one of the big environmental conditions is: water, polluted air, etc. Fertility is greatly affected, and it is the result of an unhealthy environment that is the main cause of conception. Rates of congenital malformations and other reproductive problems. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), infertility rates are on the rise. In 1950, there was an average of 5 children per woman, but in 2020 this rate has significantly decreased (to 2 children) and has fallen. Southern and Eastern Europe and East Asia have the lowest fertility rates: 1.5 children per woman. Infertility couples have a problem with a man, a third with a woman, and in the case of another third, representatives of both sexes have it, which is also noteworthy. These theses are discussed in the following article, in particular, how the location, unhealthy environment affects human fertility, what mechanisms are involved, and what is the correlation between fertility and ecology. Therefore, how dangerous our own careless actions are for the reproductive health of both women and men. How ecology becomes the driving force of infertility is the main provoking factor, namely, falsified structures, pelvic inflammatory response, oogenesis disorders or aspermia.