Background and Aim: There are plausible reasons to suggest that heavy alcohol
consumption reduces male as well as female fecundability, but only a few epidemiological …

BACKGROUND: Recent research indicates that even a moderate consumption of alcohol in
women trying to become pregnant is associated with longer waiting time to pregnancy. The …

Objective: To determine the effect of moderate alcohol intake on probability of conception.
Design: Prospective cohort study. Setting: Normal healthy women enrolled in an artificial …

STUDY QUESTION Does male alcohol consumption affect fecundability? SUMMARY
ANSWER In data pooled across Danish and North American preconception cohort studies …

Background. Our aim was to examine the association between use of alcohol and
subsequent incidence of primary infertility. Methods. The study subjects were chosen from a …

To what extent could alcohol consumption affects female fertility is still unclear. The aim of
this study was to quantitatively summarize the dose-response relation between total and …

STUDY QUESTION Is increased alcohol intake in different phases of the menstrual cycle
associated with fecundability in women? SUMMARY ANSWER Heavy intake (> 6 …

BACKGROUND Concurrent alcohol exposure has been associated with reduced fecundity,
but no studies have estimated the effect of prenatal alcohol exposure on male fecundity. The …

Objective: To examine the effect of alcohol consumption on the probability of conception.
Design: A follow up study over six menstrual cycles or until a clinically recognised …

Objective To investigate to what extent alcohol consumption affects female fecundability.
Design Prospective cohort study. Setting Denmark, 1 June 2007 to 5 January 2016 …