We are trying since few months and my husband has this issue, so im wondering if it reduces our chances of conceiving. Bit shy to ask anyone in person honestly. Does it really matter for getting pregnant? Pls share if u know.
My mother-in-law mentioned once that it's all about the 'right time' for conception. But actually, from a doctor's perspective, as long as sperm is released into the vagina during the fertile window, pregnancy is possible. It might make conception more challenging if the sperm doesn't reach the cervix, so if you're facing difficulties, always consult your gynac. Trust the doctor.
Well, for pregnancy to happen, the sperm needs to reach the egg. So technically, if there's enough sperm deposited in the vagina, it can still lead to pregnancy. But yes, it might make it a bit harder to time correctly. If you're trying to conceive and facing this, definitely talk to your doctor, they can give proper guidance.
My doctor explained that for conception, the key is the presence of viable sperm in the vagina during the woman's fertile window. While premature ejaculation means less time for intercourse, if ejaculation still occurs inside or very close to the vagina, pregnancy is possible. However, if it consistently prevents sperm from reaching the cervix, it can reduce the chances. In such cases, she advised seeking fertility consultation for solutions.
Honestly, for pregnancy, you just need sperm to reach the egg when you're ovulating. If there's enough sperm inside, it can still work. But if it's happening so fast that the sperm isn't getting close enough, then yes, it can be a problem for conceiving. The best solution is to talk to a doctor if you're struggling to get pregnant.
Hmm, interesting question! I haven't really thought about that much, my mind is usually on what snack to eat next, haha. But I remember reading somewhere that for pregnancy to happen, sperm just needs to reach the egg, timing is key. Maybe ask your gynac about this if you're worried; they would know best.
