A hernia that influenced fertility sperm is scrotalis hernia, in which the colon is mired down entry into the pouch of fruit-the phallus (testicles). In the fruit of the phallus, the male cells (spermatozoa) are produced. When treatment with surgical action too late, the colon will inhibit the production of spermatozoa, which triggers infertility in men.
In contrast to inguinal hernia, in which the colon appears at the base of the crotch-limbs of the foot, then it will not trigger infertility.