1. Rising Cases of Unexplained Infertility
One of the major challenges in 2025 is the increasing number of unexplained infertility cases. Despite advanced diagnostic tools, many couples are unable to determine the root cause of their infertility. This makes treatment more complex and often leads to emotional distress. Lifestyle changes, environmental pollution, and genetic factors are being investigated as potential contributors.
2. Impact of Lifestyle and Environmental Factors
Modern lifestyles have a profound impact on reproductive health. Sedentary habits, excessive stress, unhealthy eating patterns, and exposure to environmental toxins contribute significantly to male infertility and female infertility. Studies have shown that pollution, endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs), and poor diet can affect both sperm and egg quality, making conception difficult.
3. Declining Sperm and Egg Quality
A noticeable decline in sperm count and egg quality has been observed in the last decade. Factors such as increased use of processed foods, smoking, alcohol consumption,