Yes. Even a single sauna session may affect sperm production for weeks.
The male reproductive system operates several degrees cooler than the rest of the body for a reason.
During a sauna session, core body temperature can reach 40°C (104–106°F) well above the temperatures sperm cells are designed to tolerate.
Research has found that repeated heat exposure reduces:
• Sperm Count
• Sperm Concentration
• Sperm Motility
• Overall Fertility Potential
Research suggests recovery of fertility markers takes months, even after heat exposure is removed.
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