Does sexual activity affect future fertility?

Patient's question:

I just feel like boys come really fast. Past treatment and effectiveness: didn't check carefully! Just did some consultation. What kind of assistance do you care about: just help me deduce what the reasons are in a few minutes!...

Doctor's answer:

This issue is actually about how to engage in sexual activity at an early age, and it should be considered from multiple aspects:
First, for boys, if they begin sexual activity at the age of 16 or 17, it generally will not interfere with fertility.
Suggestions: However, this stage can be considered an important period for practice. If they engage in sexual activity, because they have not yet matured psychologically to balance practice and sexual activity, it is inevitable that it will interfere with practice, thereby potentially having a negative impact on future fertility.
Second, for girls, early sexual activity has the same interference on practice as boys. However, the impact on fertility cannot be simply said to be either present or absent. If there is sexual activity but no pregnancy, the interference on fertility is relatively minor. But these children cannot be guaranteed to be completely free from pregnancy. If pregnancy occurs, abortion can be devastating for some girls. Some may even become infertile for life as a result.

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