Is there a high chance of pregnancy due to prostate?

Prostatitis is a common disease among men. Many people may have such concerns: will prostatitis affect fertility? In fact, prostatitis has some impact on fertility to a certain extent. Many patients with prostatitis will have symptoms such as sexual dysfunction and abnormal urination. At the same time, the bacteria of patients with prostatitis are easily transmitted to their partners, affecting the probability of their partners' pregnancy. Timely diagnosis and treatment is required.

Many couples are unable to have children after marriage, so they put all the blame on women. In fact, this is very irresponsible. Prostatitis in men can also lead to male infertility. The prostate is known as the lifeline of men, and it is responsible for transporting nutrients to sperm. Once the prostate is inflamed, it has a direct impact on fertility.

When prostatitis occurs, the secretion of prostatic fluid decreases, the amount of semen also decreases, and the coagulation factor increases, which is not conducive to the survival and activity of sperm; when suffering from prostatitis, the pH value of semen often decreases. When the pH value of semen drops to 6-6.5, the minimum requirement of sperm, the sperm will die, which is not conducive to the normal progress of the reproductive process, thereby affecting fertility.

In order to ensure normal reproduction and give birth to a healthy baby, it is imperative to treat prostatitis. At the same time, we must tell you that prostatitis will not only affect fertility, but also be complicated by other prostate diseases, such as prostate hyperplasia, prostate cancer, prostate stones and cysts; and even cause acute urinary retention, acute seminal vesiculitis or epididymitis, vas deferens, etc.

Some prostatitis is contagious, so if you are not careful, your sexual partner will be infected with gynecological diseases. This is mainly caused by sex. The more common pathogens are fungi, trichomonas, etc., which can cause infertility in women.

Therefore, if you want to have a child, it is best to treat the disease as early as possible to avoid major consequences regarding the effect of prostatitis on pregnancy.

For many patients with chronic prostatitis, decreased sperm motility will have a certain impact on pregnancy.