Stress does not appear to negatively affect testicular function in infertile men

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Stress does not appear to negatively affect testicular function in infertile men

Although a link between stress and infertility has been well established, most previous studies have focused on female partners. Only a few studies have thoroughly addressed the role of stress for male partners, particularly the direct relationship between stress and male reproductive function. Bräu…

Volume 113, Issue 4, Page 771

Author:

R. Matthew Coward, M.D., F.A.C.S.

Abstract:

Reflections on "Psychological stress, stressful life events, male factor infertility and testicular function: a cross-sectional study" by Bräuner et al.

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