Reproductive Aging explores the science behind how fertility changes with age in both men and women.
It examines the complex biological mechanisms affecting reproductive organs and hormone levels, highlighting that aging isn't just a simple decline but a multifaceted process influenced by genetics, environment, and lifestyle.
For example, ovarian aging is a key factor in female fertility decline, while sperm quality decreases in men as they age.
The book progresses from foundational principles of reproductive physiology to specific changes in the reproductive systems.
It delves into clinical implications like menopause, andropause, and age-related infertility, discussing diagnostic approaches and treatment options, including assisted reproductive technologies.
It also emphasizes proactive measures, such as lifestyle modifications and nutritional interventions, offering readers strategies for maintaining reproductive health.
This book uniquely integrates basic science with clinical practice to present a comprehensive understanding of reproductive aging.
It serves as a valuable resource for healthcare professionals, researchers, and anyone seeking to understand and manage their reproductive health, emphasizing the importance of informed decision-making for long-term well-being.
