TAIPEI, Taiwan -- The quality and quantity of semen sampled from sperm donors in Taiwan have deteriorated in recent years, a recent study by the Center for Reproductive Medicine and Sciences (CRMS) of Taipei Medical University found. In the study, researchers found that there has been an annual decline of sperm concentration in every cubic centimeter of semen collected from donors. According to CRMS Director Tseng Chi-jui (曾啟瑞), a healthy male can typically produce 3 to 5 cubic centimeters (c.c.) containing 60 million sperms, or 300 million in total. Lai suggested that patients adjust their lifestyles to improve sperm count by avoiding contact with pollutants and maintaining a healthy diet.

Source: The China Post February 05, 2017 15:25 UTC