Male Infertility Explained

  There is nothing more frustrating for a couple or a fruitless search to bring a newborn into the world. For some couples, becoming pregnant is simple. Often without effort or even by accident. For other couples, the process may be one that involves tears, stress and visits to doctors and fertility specialists. It may mean a financially and emotionally draining process.

   Is that some people rush to blame the woman. Something must be wrong with your body to explain the lack of design. The truth is that male infertility is a condition that is often overlooked and unnoticed.

  Up to 40% of infertility problems that couples face is due to male infertility. From around another 20% of infertile couples have a combination of male-female infertility, the truth is that male infertility is as common as female infertility.

  It is important to note that there are other male issues, often confused with male infertility. One of them is erectile dysfunction. It is simply a male inability to maintain an erection long enough for the time of sexual intercourse. For those unfamiliar with the term, erectile dysfunction is also called impotence. When a man has this condition, it is not sterile. This simply means that other factors influence their ability to function sexually. Impotence may be linked to low sexual desire, orgasm problems, or the inability to maintain an erection. A clear example of erectile dysfunction does not include the other problems mentioned.

  Another problem that is often mistaken for infertility is premature ejaculation. Also known as rapid ejaculation, sexual problem affects more than a quarter of the male population.

  When a man suffers from this problem, which has little or no control over ejaculation and orgasm reached before his partner in more than half of their sexual encounters. Some researchers report that men suffering from premature ejaculation disorders actually reach ejaculation within two minutes of penetration. It is questionable, since other studies show that the majority of men ejaculate within this period under normal circumstances.

  It is important to realize that no premature ejaculation or erectile dysfunction means that a couple will be unable to produce a child. In premature ejaculation, which plays no role at all. When it comes to erectile dysfunction, the issue is that couples do not conceive if a man does not ejaculate.

   For men who are facing these problems - either against erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, or infertility, the process can be demasculizing and frustrating. However, it is essential to remember that you are not alone. These problems are often ignored countless men face every day. Talk openly and honestly with your partner and your doctor is the first step to finding a solution to your sexual problem.

  With so many treatment methods available today, you can be optimistic that you can still enjoy a normal healthy sex life. Infertile men can talk to their doctors about ways to increase your sperm count in their struggle to bring a child into the world.