Question

You work in a "planning" clinic and follow a young couple who are planning to have a first child soon. Unfortunately the couple experiences some difficulties. The man's blood test shows a nitrogen deficiency. a) How can this result be an obstacle to fertilization? (Explain in detail the physiological processes of the sexual response of man affected by nitrogen and how this deficiency would limit the chances fertilization) b) What would you prescribe to the man to solve the problem? Why? (Make the connection between the physiological processes described in a) and your choice of treatment)

Answer 1

Nitrogen is a vital nutriant in human body and needed for synthesis of aminoacids to proteins. Role of nitrogen is very much important for tissue and cell production. Nitrogen is filled with 80% of atmosphere . It is needed by all plants and other livingthing as well human being.

A.In the case of re production process, this is a major elements to develop spermtagenenis and allows circulation of sperm through blood properly. This is also helps to release hormones to function re-productive organs. Protein is vital factor for energy and releasing of bodily functions, synthesing amino acids to protein level is due to the presence of Nitrogen. Nitrogen deficit person may faces somekind of hormonal variation affects in intercoursal relationship.

This is also is helpful forming nucleic acid which leads to DNA and RNA formation.

B. As we above mentioned 80% of atmosphere is filled with nitrogen but human being cannot directly use this through respiration. But it can be consumed by human body through intake of more vegetables and green leafs which are big sources of nitrogn.

If experience any kind of re productive or fertilization problems, go for checking nitrogen volume in blood, if it is found very less, recharge the body with nitrogen but a limited consumption is always better. Over nitrogen consumption again may lead to infertility.

As per the doctor advise, medicine and follow-up can be done to decrease nitrogen deficiency in the body.