Patient's question:
I recently don't know what's going on, my lower body is very uncomfortable, and I'm not getting morning erections anymore. Please ask if sexual dysfunction affects fertilityDoctor's answer:
His testicular function is completely normal, with good sperm quantity and quality, and all reproductive ducts are unobstructed. However, due to poor sexual function, he cannot effectively deliver sperm to the female reproductive tract. Infertility caused by such conditions is not uncommon. There are several types of sexual dysfunction that can affect fertility, including the following:This is a normal phenomenon—everyone experiences it, and no one finishes in a single attempt. For fertility purposes, as long as the sperm viability rate is high, it is not an issue.