@malcom.skylar: Ages 18–24: Sperm count, motility, and quality are typically at their peak. Ages 25–30: Fertility remains strong and stable in most men. Ages 31–35: A slight decline in sperm quality can begin, but overall fertility remains good. Ages 36–40: A gradual decline in sperm count, motility, and morphology may occur. Ages 41+: There is a higher risk of reduced sperm quality, DNA fragmentation, and a longer time needed to conceive. Note: Fertility is influenced by lifestyle, health, stress, nutrition, environment, and medical conditions—not age alone. Disclaimer: For educational purposes only, not medical advice! #malefertility #reproductivehealth #fertilityjourney #fertility #malcomskylar

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