Tobacco Use Increases Infertility Risk, According to World Health Organization Report
According to a newly published report, the use of cigarettes and tobacco products threatens reproductive health in addition to the harms it inflicts on human health.
According to a report prepared by the World Health Organization, cigarette and tobacco use carries a serious risk of infertility alongside the damage it causes to human health.
Effects on Reproductive Health
According to a comprehensive report published by the World Health Organization, the use of tobacco and nicotine negatively affects reproductive health as well as many systems in the human body.
Sexual Function Problems and Treatment Success
The report emphasizes that men who use tobacco products may experience more problems with sexual function, and states that this habit also lowers the success rate of infertility treatment.
Secondhand Smoke Risk
According to data from the World Health Organization covering the period between 2000 and 2026, these reproductive health risks created by tobacco use encompass not only active smokers but also secondhand smokers.