If you and your partner are trying to conceive, you may be wondering if erectile dysfunction (ED) could impact your ability to get pregnant. The short answer is that it is still possible to get pregnant even if your partner has ED. However, there are a few things to keep in mind if you’re trying to conceive with a partner who has difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection.
It’s important to remember that getting pregnant requires timing and coordination between both partners. If your partner experiences ED, it may take longer for him to reach or*gasm and eja*culate, which can make it more difficult to achieve pregnancy. In addition, some men with ED find it difficult to maintain an erection long enough for intercourse. This can make timed intercourse difficult or impossible, which can impact fertility.
There are treatments available for ED that can improve a man’s ability to achieve and maintain an erection. If you’re trying to conceive and your partner has ED, talk with his doctor about treatment options that could help improve your chances of success. With proper treatment, many men with ED are able