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ejaculation
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There are a number of reasons why a man may be infertile including low sperm concentration, varicocele, undescended testicle, impaired shape or movement of sperm, infections, genetic defects, testosterone deficiency, inability to deliver sperm correctly, sexual issues, retrograde ejaculation, blockage of epididymis, no semen, hypospadias, anti-sperm antibodies, cancer, and cystic fibrosis.
Signs of Infertility in Men by Randy Beckett / Food/cooking/nutrition community
Retrograde ejaculation is not harmful and for many men it is not problematic, although it does result in less sexual satisfaction and infertility.
Green Light Laser Treatment for Bph (Enlarged Prostate) and Sexual ... by Navjot Kaur / Health care industry community
They might have an obstruction in the vas deferens (the tube that connects the testicles to the penis), infection, retrograde ejaculation, erectile dysfunction, and hypospadias.
Why Couples Find Difficulty Conceiving Causes of Infertility by Lucy Bartlett / Women's issues/gender studies community
 
 
 
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