Comments on: Does a enlarged prostate cause you to have a lower sperm count? http://malegspot.info/ka/1625 All About The Male G Spot Sun, 02 Oct 2011 08:21:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: mevlana http://malegspot.info/ka/1625/comment-page-1#comment-4326 mevlana Mon, 03 Nov 2008 22:56:02 +0000 http://malegspot.info/?p=1625#comment-4326 Go to a urologist for treatment. Go to a urologist for treatment.

]]> By: ajsartz http://malegspot.info/ka/1625/comment-page-1#comment-4325 ajsartz Sat, 01 Nov 2008 05:57:38 +0000 http://malegspot.info/?p=1625#comment-4325 A 'sperm count' is the number of sperm per mL of seminal fluid, i.e. it is a concentration. An enlarged prostate does not decrease the concentration of sperm in a sample of seminal fluid, and nor does it affect the amount of sperm you produce. As someone mentioned earlier, it may provide an obstruction to the passage of sperm (hence the volume of seminal fluid will be decreased), and under certain conditions, it may cause retrograde ejaculation (RE). RE is not a condition of sperm quality, rather, the flow of seminal fluid is diverted so that it flows into the urinary bladder, rather than out through the urinary meatus ('pee hole'). To address a comment that someone else made- if you have been told that you have an enlarged prostate, you should be followed up by a trained and qualified medical professional. There is always a reason for prostatomegaly- be it inflammation, infection or other, it should always be managed properly. Provided you receive proper medical attention, the effects on ejaculation, etc are transitory, and should not affect long term sperm quality or volume. Hope this helps! Aj : ) A ‘sperm count’ is the number of sperm per mL of seminal fluid, i.e. it is a concentration. An enlarged prostate does not decrease the concentration of sperm in a sample of seminal fluid, and nor does it affect the amount of sperm you produce.

As someone mentioned earlier, it may provide an obstruction to the passage of sperm (hence the volume of seminal fluid will be decreased), and under certain conditions, it may cause retrograde ejaculation (RE). RE is not a condition of sperm quality, rather, the flow of seminal fluid is diverted so that it flows into the urinary bladder, rather than out through the urinary meatus (‘pee hole’).

To address a comment that someone else made- if you have been told that you have an enlarged prostate, you should be followed up by a trained and qualified medical professional. There is always a reason for prostatomegaly- be it inflammation, infection or other, it should always be managed properly. Provided you receive proper medical attention, the effects on ejaculation, etc are transitory, and should not affect long term sperm quality or volume.

Hope this helps!

Aj : )

]]> By: Dilip SDIPANKAR http://malegspot.info/ka/1625/comment-page-1#comment-4324 Dilip SDIPANKAR Fri, 31 Oct 2008 21:02:11 +0000 http://malegspot.info/?p=1625#comment-4324 YES. Try to attend a N.D. (Naturopathy) or Accupressurist. YES. Try to attend a N.D. (Naturopathy) or Accupressurist.

]]> By: Meeto http://malegspot.info/ka/1625/comment-page-1#comment-4323 Meeto Tue, 28 Oct 2008 12:54:00 +0000 http://malegspot.info/?p=1625#comment-4323 Yes, it can be a cause of low sperm count. Yes, it can be a cause of low sperm count.

]]> By: Katamine http://malegspot.info/ka/1625/comment-page-1#comment-4322 Katamine Sun, 26 Oct 2008 11:18:56 +0000 http://malegspot.info/?p=1625#comment-4322 Yes and No . Yes if it causes retrograde ejaculation , no if there is no obstruction to the ejaculate . Yes and No . Yes if it causes retrograde ejaculation , no if there is no obstruction to the ejaculate .

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