Smoking raises infertility risk by 40% in women – WHO
The publication, which reviewed evidence on tobacco use and fertility, also linked smoking among men to reproductive dysfunction, including poor sperm quality, erectile dysfunction and ejaculation problems.
Smoking and infertility According to the publication, decades of research have established a link between tobacco smoking and women’s reproductive health.
The review also found that women who had smoked in the past but were no longer smoking had a 25 per cent lower risk of infertility compared with women who continued to smoke.
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