Patient's question:
Friend just got married for two years and found sexual dysfunction during a check-up, but he really wants children. He asked if having this condition affects fertility.Doctor's answer:
Sexual dysfunction refers to the inability to engage in normal sexual activity for men. For women, it means being able to engage in sexual activity but always being dissatisfied with the experience. It can be divided into four types: sexual inhibition, inhibitory excitement, inhibitory climax. In addition to other sexual dysfunctions, such as the inability to have normal intercourse or the inability to ejaculate, which can affect childbirth or directly lead to infertility, it is recommended to first visit a regular specialized hospital for examination to identify the cause and then treat accordingly. For male patients, timely treatment can reduce the incidence of the disease. If left untreated in a timely manner, it can affect overall health.