Can a man with premature ejaculation get pregnant?

We all know that premature ejaculation is a very important issue for men, but many men cannot face this problem because they think it is a very embarrassing thing. However, it is also a kind of male disease that needs to be treated in advance. Some men may even become infertile due to premature ejaculation. So can men with premature ejaculation get pregnant? Let me introduce it to you.

Men with premature ejaculation can get pregnant, but the chance is not as high as normal men. Sexual life is the basis for the combination of sperm and egg. Impotence and premature ejaculation make sexual life disharmonious, which not only affects the relationship between husband and wife, but also affects sperm concentration, survival rate, and fertility. Especially due to organic reasons, such as prostatitis, epididymitis, etc., impotence and premature ejaculation can easily lead to infertility. It should not be ignored, do not take medicine without authorization, and go to a regular hospital for treatment in time.

Experts say that premature ejaculation is a type of ejaculation disorder and one of the common diseases of male sexual dysfunction. If it is not treated in time, it will lead to other complications. There are many reasons for infertility, among which sexual dysfunction is one of the causes of male infertility. Ejaculation too quickly or generally known as premature ejaculation is a type of ejaculation disorder among sexual dysfunction. Ejaculation disorder affects fertility mainly because of anejaculation or retrograde ejaculation, which makes it impossible to deliver semen into the female reproductive tract through natural sex.

In fact, most cases of premature ejaculation are not the cause of infertility, but there is one exception, that is, severe primary premature ejaculation. In this case, the ejaculation reflex is overly sensitive, and ejaculation will occur immediately after sexual activity or sexual stimulation. At this time, the penis may not have entered the vagina, let alone the sperm entering the female reproductive tract.

What is premature ejaculation?

Premature ejaculation refers to ejaculation before the penis enters the vagina, or the time of entering the vagina is too short, and the woman has not reached orgasm, and premature ejaculation occurs, which causes sexual dysfunction. Clinically, premature ejaculation is diagnosed when the penis ejaculates before entering the vagina after erection. If the penis can enter the vagina and have sexual intercourse, but ejaculates too quickly, it is also premature ejaculation.

The basis for judging premature ejaculation: 1. Look at the time of male ejaculation. Premature ejaculation usually occurs from the time the penis is inserted into the female vagina to the time of ejaculation. If it lasts for no more than 3 minutes for a long time, it is premature ejaculation. 2. Look at whether the female is satisfied. Another sign of premature ejaculation is whether the female is satisfied. If a woman is not satisfied for a long time during sex, it is also a premature ejaculation disease.

Treatment principle of premature ejaculation: The penile sensory pathway starts from the sensory organs in the penile skin, glans penis, urethra and corpus cavernosum of the penis, sending out nerve fibers to fuse to form the dorsal nerve bundle of the penis, joining other nerve fibers to become the internal pudendal nerve, and then ascending to the spinal cord through the dorsal root of the sacral nerve. After the receptors are activated, they transmit pain, temperature and touch information to the hypothalamus and cortex for perception through the dorsal nerve of the penis, pudendal nerve, spinal cord and spinothalamic tract. With contact stimulation, the nerve impulses of the penile skin and glans penis are transmitted through the dorsal nerve of the penis, initiating and maintaining reflex penile erection.