Male infertility is increasingly linked to poor sperm production, and health experts emphasize that lifestyle choices play a crucial role in reproductive outcomes. Unlike female fertility, which is often tied to the biological clock, male reproduction operates differently—sperm are produced continuously from puberty and can be stored in the reproductive tract until ejaculation.
The male reproductive system produces, stores, and transports sperm, with the testicles generating sperm that combine with fluids from the seminal vesicles and prostate gland to form semen.