Infertility affects up to 12% of all men, and sexual dysfunction occurs frequently in men of reproductive age, causing infertility in some instances
Infertile men can experience a heavy psychological burden. Infertility and its associated psychological concerns can underlie sexual dysfunction
General health perturbations can lead to male infertility and/or sexual dysfunction. Erectile dysfunction and male infertility are considered proxies for general health
Medications used for general health problems can cause sperm abnormalities and sexual dysfunction. The treatment of some causes of male infertility might improve semen quality and reverse infertility-related sexual dysfunction
In infertile men, an investigation of sexual, general, and psychological health status is advisable to improve reproductive problems and general health.
Conditions we treat within this category include:
