Patient's question:
I am a computer worker, and I sit in front of the computer every day to prevent the inevitable development of cervical spondylosis. Every day, I feel severe pain in my neck, but now I've noticed that my sexual function has also declined. It lasts only a few minutes each time, and despite being married for over a year, we haven't had any children yet. So, does cervical spondylosis affect sexual function?Doctor's answer:
Computer workers often train in front of the computer, leading to the recurrence of cervical spondylosis. Subsequently, they discover that their sexual function has also deteriorated, lasting only a few minutes each time. With more than a year of marriage without children, this situation is unlikely to be caused by cervical spondylosis. It is advisable to undergo thorough examinations related to fertility, such as semen analysis and mycoplasma tests, as issues may arise in these areas. Cervical spondylosis will never cause sexual dysfunction.