Patient's question:
It has been several years since getting married, but for some reason, I have never been able to get pregnant. I've been feeling uneasy, so I underwent thorough examinations and found out that I have male infertility. Can it be treated? Can male infertility be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello, if you continue like this, it will definitely affect fertility and normal male sexual life. In a flaccid state, the penis of a normal adult male is 7-9 cm long, and it is 11-16 cm long when erect. The sexual maturity period is 18 years old, and basic physical development is almost complete. The penis cannot undergo secondary growth and development. If this length is reached, it can rule out the possibility of micropenis. Masturbation keeps the urinary system tissues and organs in a long-term state of congestion, leading to a decline in local immunity, which can cause urethritis, prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, nervous fatigue, decreased libido, weak erection, habitual premature ejaculation, and other infertility issues. These can be alleviated, but the general treatment time is usually long.