
"We don't know the exact frequency and time of heat exposure capable of producing reversible or irreversible changes in spermatogenesis. Studies have shown significant but reversible changes after short-term heating. However, LC produce significant repetitive transient scrotal hyperthermia for years, and insufficient recovery time between heat exposures may cause irreversible or partially reversible changes in male reproductive function."In other words, that sort of heat can cause problems with sperm production, though the study was not long enough to verify a correlation.

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Now thats why i use a laptop only on a table, maybe from time to time i would place it on my lap when i want to lay back but that doesn't happen much :) |
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But they're called LAP-Tops! Quick, who can we sue! |
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question one: How stupid do you have to be to let any thing do that to you? |
Octo-Mom stupid!
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^ Nicely done sir! |
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Not only are laptops can cause this. Heating pad and too long and frequent exposures to heater can also be the causes of this syndrome. Probably the most recent risk from extreme laptop usage to emerge is something called “toasted skin syndrome”. Previously associated with such occupations as foundry workers, toasted skin syndrome causes skin in affected areas to assume patchy discolorations. Fried skin syndrome made headlines after several cases were linked to serious notebook use in a medical journal, which warned the syndrome carried a danger of skin cancer. Unless you want to go to get apay day loans for medical bills, I suggest you do something to safeguard yourself. |