An Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, Dr Abosede Lewu, says men and women, who smoke cigarettes experience high infertility rate than nonsmokers, due to health risks associated with smoking.Lewu, Team Lead at Girlsaide Initiative and Convener, Keep All Mothers Alive (KAMA) Project, told the Newsjaunts on Sunday that such smoking men and women were “smoking away their babies”.She said that cigarette contained many harmful chemicals such as nicotine, cyanide and carbon monoxide that could affect fertility in both men and women negatively.“In women of childbearing age, smoking can speed up the loss rate of eggs, and they would not conceive as efficiently…
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