As is well known, having too few sperm can lead to male infertility, but sperm counts exceeding the normal maximum can also cause infertility. This is mainly attributed to sperm quality issues. Clinical manifestations of patients with oligozoospermia include low sperm survival rate, poor motility or high deformity rate, and small morphology. Excessive sperm count and overcrowding not only affect the vitality of sperm, making it difficult to travel through the cervix, uterus, and fallopian tubes, but also may lead to hormonal dysfunction in individuals with excessive sperm count, resulting in a large number of sperm but not necessarily high quality. This is also the main cause of male infertility. If the sperm count exceeds the normal range by a large amount, attention should be paid to whether there is prostatitis.
Symptoms of candidal balanoposthitis
Male candidal balanoposthitis is often caused by the infection of a spouse with candidal vaginitis or by unclean sexual activity.
The main symptom of candidal balanoposthitis is itching of the penis, with mucous or purulent secretions visible within the foreskin, and redness and swelling of the glans penis and coronal sulcus. The symptoms of this disease are not as obvious as other urethritis. Generally, there are no symptoms of acute urethritis such as frequent urination, urgency, or pain in urination. Instead, it manifests as itching and burning sensation in the urethra, with very little urethral secretion, appearing as watery or mucinous.
Poor urination should be vigilant against prostate diseases
Some men may experience symptoms of poor urination, which can be either very laborious during urination or very fine urine flow during urination. In severe cases, it can develop to the point where urine cannot be discharged. A large amount of urine "accumulates" in the bladder, which becomes urinary retention, and the patient is also very painful.
The main reason for poor urination is due to obstruction in the urination pathway or a lack of bladder contractility. Urinary tract obstruction is mainly caused by prostate diseases such as benign prostatic hyperplasia, urethral stricture, and urethral stones; The reason for the lack of bladder contractility is often due to pathological changes in the nervous system that controls urination.
Chronic fatigue can escalate ED
Short term fatigue may not have a significant impact on male sexual ability, but as physical strength recovers, sexual function will also recover. However, due to long-term tension in work and life, chronic fatigue has a very complex impact on sexual function, often leading to organic ED.
The reason why fatigue causes ED is due to excessive muscle fatigue or psychological fatigue caused by depression, tension, etc., which interferes with the arousal of sexual desire and reduces the level of sexual excitement. Fatigue can produce lipid peroxides, which can directly cause damage to biofilms. Over time, it can cause irreversible pathological damage to the reproductive system, leading to organic lesions.
After the occurrence of ED, relying solely on lifestyle adjustments is not enough, and timely medical attention is a wise choice.