Patient's question:
Male, 33 years old, married for half a year with his husband. Pre-marital health check-ups showed that both parties had no problems that would affect fertility. After the examination, it was suspected that it was due to the husband's heavy smoking habit. If he quit smoking, could his sexual function be improved?Doctor's answer:
Hello, quitting smoking can significantly improve sexual function. Long-term smoking men can have adverse effects on the evolution of sperm, most of them tend to have sperm deformities, which can significantly reduce sperm survival rates and interfere with conception. Therefore, men who quit smoking can significantly improve sperm survival rates and stabilize sperm deformity phenomena. Furthermore, the incidence of premature ejaculation is very high among smokers. Long-term smokers may cause the intelligence of their children to be insufficient, so quitting smoking can significantly improve the sexual function of smokers to a certain extent.