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Low s***m count: 5 ways men damage their s***m without knowingLow s***m count among men is gradually becoming a norm acr...
03/04/2021

Low s***m count: 5 ways men damage their s***m without knowing
Low s***m count among men is gradually becoming a norm across the world.

Health professionals have described it as an underlying problem which could be attributed to a hormonal imbalance, an inherited chromosomal abnormality and dilated testicular veins.

These conditions often block the passage of s***m which may cause early signs and symptoms of damage.

While most men would want to avoid a complete absence of s***m, research shows that s***m count is considered lower than normal should one have fewer than 15 million s***m per milliliter of semen.

Having a low s***m count decreases the odds that one of your s***m will fertilize your partner's eggs. However, many men who have a low s***m count are still able to father a child.

Though the causes of low s***m count could be hormonal or inherited, there are some very common ways and habits that cause damage even without knowing.

GhanaWeb in the piece has compiled some of the causes and habits that could lead to a low s***m count as per research.

Tight Boxers:
Most men rather wear tight pants instead of wearing boxers. These tight pants often keep your testicles closer to the body which result in warm temperatures that kill s***m and equally lead to a low s***m count.

Infections:
The most common among a low s***m count could be associated with infections and these could be sexually transmitted ones.

They often occur in the testicles and can block s***m production or cause an abnormal discharge. Some of these infections could be derived through Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) such as gonorrhea or HIV.

These infections if not properly treated could result in permanent damage to the te**is and subsequently lead to infertilities.

Varicoceles:
Varicoceles is the swelling of the te**is veins which is also a major cause of low s***m count and infertility often found among men.

Varicoceles creates an abnormal temperature inside the te**is which might kill some s***m or reduce s***m quality. Health professionals however say this could be treated.

Prolonged use of laptops and phones
Another common cause of low s***m count is the persistent use of laptops under one’s laps. Most laptops often generate a heat temperature of up to 70°C while in use.

Owing to this, a rather prolonged use of laptops carried on the laps may cause irreparable damage to a male’s reproductive function.

Health professionals have advised that laptops placed on a table or desk during use. For mobile phones, health professionals advise that it be placed in the back pocket.

Illegal Drugs, Steroids and Alcohol
Studies have shown that the excessive use of some legal and illegal drugs, alcohol can have long lasting effects on male reproductive function.

It’s been found that some anti-inflammatory drugs like Sulfasalazine and other anti-cancer drugs can cause s***m damage.

The use of co***ne, to***co, ma*****na and other illicit drugs also can result in low s***m count.

19/05/2020



30/03/2020

Just In:

Due to the lock Down, Nest Health Services will be Opened at 7am and close down at 8pm week days.
Kindly Take note 📝. Thanks

Wash Ya hands Under running water 💧

29/03/2020

POSTED AS RECEIVED

*Some Update from this afternoon's press conference on COVID 19 by the MoI on 29.03.2020*

1. Security services will approach this lock down with a humanitarian face
It's not a war
Police will take the.lead and GAF will support

2. Report early.if you have any symptoms

3. All bars and nite clubs are to remain closed during the lock down

4. Don't hold back critical information .... Every citizen must help.in this fight

5. Restaurants and other food deliveries are to operate online

6. Non food dealers are to stay at.home

7. 31 COVID patients are been treated from home in isolation from their families

8. Hospitals are to give priority to COVID 19 issues

9. Exempted institutions like manufacturing companies and even that only critical workers

*Have your IDs on you always*

Staff buses must be used by exempted institutions
These buses must have special stickers provided by the security services

10. Restrictions are for Accra ...Kumasi......Kasoa areas for now
And no travels from or to the restricted areas during the lock down

11. 2000 Security personnel to be deployed during the lockdown

12. The local area waakye seller will be still allowed to sell

13. Markets will remain opened
Do essential purchases in your local areas

14. Government workers to work remotely from home

15. Only critical cases will be attended to in the courts

16. Media is exempted from the lock down
*But must carry staff ID card at all times and must be in branded vehicles or apparel*

17. There will be a naval contingent at sea

18. Air force personnel will air lift essential medical supplies

19. Financial institutions must rationalize their operations and minimize workers coming to work

20. Ports remain open for public business
But only critical workers

*Staff IDs must be on you always*

21. Those using public toilets must proof enough that ... thats where they are going and nowhere else

22. GPRTU...to ensure social distancing in vehicles by reducing the numbers per car

23. Private security services are exempted from the lock down but must be in Uniform and have ID cards always

24. ALL category of health workers are exempted from the lock down

25. ALL other operations are in force by the Security services eg. Operation CALM Life(Night patrols to combat armed robbery)

26. Security personnel will be professional in their duties and citizens must comply to security directives

27. ALL borders still remain CLOSED

28. National COVID 19 Trust fund inaugurated chaired by former Chief Justice Sofia Akuffo
Individuals are to freely donate to the fund

*President Akuffo Addo & the Vice President Bawumia have donated their 3 month's salaries respectively into the fund already to help our the most vulnerable in these times*

29. *Guinness Ghana has made available 1500 cases of MG PET to all frontline workers fighting COVID 19*

30. Citizens must.provide the necessary information to help fight the spread of the virus and stay home

*COVID 19: STAY HOME & SAVE LIVES & OUR HEALTH SYSTEM*

Situation Update, Confirmed Covid-19 Cases In Ghana As At 24 March 2020
24/03/2020

Situation Update, Confirmed Covid-19 Cases In Ghana As At 24 March 2020

Coronavirus: 5 False Viral Health Prescriptions You Should IgnoreCoronavirus (Covid-19) is spreading across many countri...
22/03/2020

Coronavirus: 5 False Viral Health Prescriptions You Should Ignore

Coronavirus (Covid-19) is spreading across many countries in the world and Ghana recorded its 21 case on March 22, 2020 with 1 dead. While there’s currently no known cure, there are many messages circulating on various social media platforms that are proffering local and home-made remedies as protection from the pandemic disease. The fact-checking team of the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) has verified some of these widespread claims against reports from medical experts, the World Health Organisation (WHO), and other credible institutions designated to inform the public on the disease.

Claim 1: Using alcohol to wash your hands in place of hand sanitizers can prevent the contraction of Covid-19
Verdict: Completely False
Explanation: According to the Director of the Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research (NMIMR), Professor Abraham Annan, the use of alcohol in place of hand sanitizers can increase the probability of picking up the virus. Professor Annan said , alcohol can be a good disinfectant. However, alcohol that is used for disinfection is treated with distilled water and kept at a certain concentration. Therefore, when one uses a locally brewed gin or alcohol with different concentration, it is likely to coat the hands with a sticky substance which would rather pick up germs including the coronavirus and can lead to the increase of infection.
The Centre for Plant Medicine Research (CPMR) in Mampong Akuapem has also downplayed the assertion that an alcohol can be used in place of hand sanitizers. In a statement released on March 17, 2020, the Centre explained that: “For a sanitizer to be effective in ridding the hands of coronavirus, sanitizers must have 60-95% alcohol by volume, and that alcohol content for bitters on the market is often less than 45%”.
The best way form of protection is washing your hands with soap under running water.

Garlic

Claim 2: Eating a lot of garlic can prevent you from catching Covid-19
Verdict: Completely False
Explanation: The World Health Organization (WHO) states that, though garlic is a healthy food with antimicrobial properties in it, there is no proof that it can protect people from contracting Covid-19. Eating garlic on its own is not harmful. They can however become harmful if one eats them at the detriment of adhering to scientifically proven or medically proven evidence strategies to protect them from contracting the virus.
Claim 3: Drinking water every fifteen (15) minutes can prevent the contraction of Covid-19
Verdict: Completely false
Explanation: A tweet on the WHO’s official Twitter account states in part: “While staying hydrated by drinking water is important for overall health, it does not prevent coronavirus infection.” Other experts have explained that viruses like Covid-19 are respiratory and enter the body through the respiratory tract when you breathe in, and this may lead to some of the virus entering your mouth. The constant drinking of water is not going to stop you from contracting the virus or wash it down into your stomach and kill it as some social media messages seem to indicate. However, drinking water and staying hydrated is good medical advice which can help promote other physiological functions which may boost your immune system.

Home-made Sanitizers

Claim 4: Home-made sanitizers are a good substitute to commercially produced ones
Verdict: Completely false
Explanation: Medical experts are warning consumers about making home-made sanitizers or buying do-it-yourself hand-gels made by amateurs. They explain that home-made hand sanitizers are not more effective than commercially produced ones and that the recipes going around online are better suited for cleaning surfaces and not for the human skin. This is because alcohol-based hand sanitizers contain moisturizers that make them gentle on the skin even though they contain 60 to 70% of alcohol. The Centre for Disease Control (CDC) points out that most common household cleaning agents should be effective in disinfecting surfaces against the Coronavirus.

Claim 5: Exposure to the sun and drinking hot water kills the virus

Verdict: Mostly False
Explanation: Experts say even though flu virus does not survive well outside the body during very hot weather or high temperatures, there is no evidence if the same rings true for the Covid-19. Thus, claims that purport exposure to the sun and drinking hot water will kill the virus are unsubstantiated.
UNICEF further explains that in order to kill a virus with heat, the required temperature is around sixty (60) degrees Celsius. Claims that having hot baths and or drinking hot liquids do not actually change the body’s temperature unless you are ill. Exposing your body to the sun or with the presumption that it will kill the virus or making your body an unwelcome host to the virus is not true. However, washing your beddings and towels at sixty (60) degrees Celsius can kill any virus in the fabric.

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