Premature ejaculation is one of the most common sexual concerns that are currently growing among men. It has been observed that this situation affects about 20% -30% of men between the ages of 18–60 at some point in their life.
Truth about premature ejaculation and male fertility
In an interview with HT lifestyle, Dr. Pallavi Prasad, fertility specialist in Nova IVF breeding at Basaveshwaranagar, Bangalore, shared, “While premature ejaculation may affect some dynamics, it does not cause direct infertility. Breeding factor.”
According to the reproductive expert, people who experience premature ejaculation still release the common semen containing sperm during ejaculation and these sperm maintain their ability to fertilize an egg. Dr. Pallavi Prasad revealed, “For the couples trying to conceive, ejaculation needs to be inside the vagina so that the sperm can be allowed to travel towards the egg, but if premature ejaculation occurs continuously before the vaginal penetration, it can make conception more challenging.”
He explained, “This represents a mechanical barrier to conception rather than a biological reproductive issue. It can also be assumed that psychological factors such as stress, anxiety and depression can contribute to premature ejaculation and reproductive challenges, which can have a complex relationship between sexual function and reproductive health.”
Treatment of premature ejaculation
However, there is no such surgery for premature ejaculation. Dr. Pallavi Prasad informed, “Although the penile implant was inserted as experiments in men with premature ejaculation issues, which are always poured empirically in premature ejaculation men, usually adverse effects on health.”
He advised, “It is always recommended for men facing premature ejaculation issues that effective treatments are available, including practical techniques, consultation and medicine, when appropriate. It is also important to remember that sexual health concerns are normal and treatable. Most couples can achieve satisfaction and family planning goals with appropriate support and information.”
Note the readers: This article is only for informative purposes and is not an option for professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor with any question about a medical condition.
