Does impotence affect pregnancy?

Male erectile dysfunction can cause sperm to have little chance to enter the cervix, uterus, and bilateral fallopian tubes, which can lead to infertility. More serious erectile dysfunction can cause impotence, and if not treated promptly, it will turn into male infertility, which is only the adverse effect of improper treatment of erectile dysfunction.

Generally speaking, there are many reasons for infertility, among which erectile dysfunction is one of the causes of male infertility. Ejaculation too quickly or erectile dysfunction is a type of ejaculation disorder in erectile dysfunction. Ejaculation disorder affects pregnancy, mainly because of weak ejaculation or retrograde ejaculation, which makes it impossible to deliver semen into the female reproductive system through natural sexual intercourse.

In fact, most erectile dysfunction is not the cause of infertility, but there is one exception, that is, more serious primary erectile dysfunction. This type of patient has an overly sensitive ejaculation reflex, and will ejaculate immediately after sexual activity or sexual excitement. At this time, the male genitals may not have entered the vagina, let alone the male sperm entering the female reproductive system.

Infertility and erectile dysfunction are both common male diseases. There are some common factors in the causes of the two diseases, such as reproductive system infection and decreased sex hormone function. Therefore, the treatment of the two can be carried out simultaneously or separately. Many of the non-specific treatment drugs commonly used for male infertility are also helpful for the treatment of erectile dysfunction. Personal behavioral therapy, one of the key methods for the treatment of erectile dysfunction, can also be carried out when treating infertility.