Male infertility

Sexual health plays an important role in keeping our bodies physically and mentally healthy and deserves a prominent place in everyone’s life. Scientifically speaking, sex is a hormone-driven bodily function designed to sustain the human species. Emotionally, it’s a fun activity that helps strengthen the bond between you two. Sexual health is influenced by physical, psychological, interpersonal and social factors. Sexual health includes sexual desire (libido) and the ability to obtain and maintain an erection. Disorders such as hormonal imbalance, stress, depression, relationship problems, and cholesterol clogging arteries can affect libido and erections (erectile dysfunction). In fact, this is an early warning sign of heart disease. Men’s sexual health also includes the prevention and treatment of sexually transmitted infections and the evaluation and treatment of male infertility. We understand that talking about sexual dysfunction can be difficult and embarrassing. But be brave enough to take the first step towards resuming your sex life. Taking control of your sexual health not only makes you and your partner happier, it also gives you the opportunity to improve your overall health by helping you deal with other, more serious health issues. 

What is male infertility? Giving birth is an easy and natural experience for most couples. However, getting pregnant is very difficult for some couples. In general, male fertility is determined by sperm quantity and quality. If a man ejaculates a low sperm count or poor sperm quality, it can be difficult or even impossible to conceive. 

Male infertility is diagnosed when tests by both partners reveal male reproductive problems. What topics are covered at the Men’s Health Clinic? This is when a man ejaculates (orgasms) sooner than he wants during sex. It only matters if it annoys him or his partner. Causes may include fear of sexual activity, stress, unresolved relationship problems, and depression. 

• Erectile dysfunction
• Decrease or loss of interest in sex
• Ejaculation disorder
• Male Infertility

Why is your sex life important to your quality of life? 

Sex doesn’t just feel good. It may be good for you too. “People who are sexually active have better immune systems, are mentally and physically healthier, and get sick less days.” Statistics from the Sexual Dysfunction Association show that a quarter of all marriages with erectile dysfunction end in divorce. Physical intimacy and sexual health are important parts of a man’s life. 

What is erectile dysfunction? Impotence is the inability to obtain and maintain an erection sufficient for sexual intercourse. But if erectile dysfunction is an ongoing problem, it can cause stress, affect self-confidence, and cause relationship problems. Problems getting and maintaining an erection can also be a sign of an underlying health condition. If you’re worried about erectile dysfunction, even if it’s embarrassing, talk to your doctor.

What is libido? Libido is the desire for sexual activity. About 5 percent of men have low libido, and this condition increases with age. Although most men with erectile dysfunction do not complain of decreased libido, persistent loss of erection or sexual performance can lead to decreased libido over time in some men.

What is premature ejaculation? This is when a man ejaculates (orgasms) sooner than he wants during sex. It only matters if it annoys him or his partner. Causes may include fear of sexual activity, stress, unresolved relationship problems, and depression.