Can I still have children after prostate removal?

The prostate gland is a very important organ for men. It plays a vital role in sexual life. However, men are prone to prostatitis after a certain age. Prostatitis can cause pain when urinating and may even cause blood in the urine. At this time, the prostate gland needs to be removed. So, can men still have children after prostate removal?

For bacterial prostatitis, it is best to do a drug sensitivity test, choose sensitive antibiotics for treatment, quit smoking and drinking, avoid spicy food, avoid masturbation and excessive sexual intercourse, and avoid local cold stimulation. At the same time, physical therapy can enhance the treatment effect. The method is to sit in a basin (sit in warm water for about 10 minutes).

It is not ruled out that it may cause fertility, but irregular examinations may cause premature ejaculation. It is recommended to have a regular examination.

Generally no, but it will affect your sex life and may lead to impotence.

The main function of the prostate is to secrete prostatic fluid, which can increase the vitality of sperm and provide nutrition to sperm. It also has a lubricating effect during sexual intercourse. Sperm is produced by the testicles, so there is fertility, but the quality of sperm may be affected to a certain extent. Thank you.

Fertility will be maintained, but sperm quality may be affected to some extent.

The prostate is a gland closely related to reproduction and endocrine. Prostatic fluid is an important component of semen, which has the function of stimulating and nourishing sperm. The prostate is also an important endocrine organ that secretes prostaglandins, which are related to physical health. After prostatectomy, some patients may experience sexual dysfunction, commonly known as "impotence"; other patients may experience retrograde ejaculation or dry ejaculation. The former is due to the incomplete closure of the bladder neck after prostatectomy. Although the patient has the feeling of ejaculation during ejaculation, no semen is ejaculated. The semen is excreted into the bladder from the closed bladder neck, and the semen is mixed with urine. The so-called dry ejaculation means that the patient has the feeling of ejaculation during orgasm, but no semen is ejaculated. After sexual intercourse, no sperm can be found in the urine test. This is due to the closure of the ejaculatory duct after surgery.

Young people, especially those who are unmarried or married but have not yet had children, should not have their prostate removed lightly, unless the prostate has become seriously diseased and it is absolutely necessary.