Foreword: Many people associate sexual dysfunction with infertility; however, while severe sexual dysfunction may lead to infertility, this does not mean that infertility is an inevitable consequence of sexual dysfunction. With scientific treatment, sexual dysfunction can be completely overcome. Globally, about 10 to 15 percent of couples suffer from infertility problems, and infertility due to male problems accounts for about half of the cases. At the same time, male diseases are an important cause of male infertility, which makes many people have the misunderstanding that sexual dysfunction and prostatitis can cause infertility. In fact, there are many reasons for male infertility, genetic factors, reproductive organ abnormalities, endocrine diseases, reproductive system infections, varicose veins, long-term exposure to radiation or toxic substances may lead to infertility, the infertility is completely attributed to sexual dysfunction is extremely one-sided. Male infertility is mostly related to male diseases Male infertility, the cause of which involves a wide range, and a variety of male diseases, but also with today’s high-speed development of society, the fast pace of life, mental stress, environmental pollution, food safety, poor lifestyle and so on. Male infertility is related to a variety of male diseases, such as chronic prostatitis, varicocele, Chlamydia trachomatis, Mycoplasma (there are different points of view) infections, testicular epididymitis, endocrine factors, nutritional factors, immune factors, high temperature, radiation, severe sexual dysfunction, ejaculation disorders resulting in the inability to ejaculate normally in the vagina, etc. However, it should be noted that the chronic prostatitis is just a possible impact, rather than absolute! However, it should be noted that chronic prostatitis is only a possible effect, not an absolute effect, and its effect on fertility has been exaggerated in society. Sexual dysfunction does not necessarily lead to infertility Impotence and premature ejaculation are two of the most common clinical manifestations of male sexual dysfunction. Impotence refers to the inability of the penis to have a normal erection for sexual intercourse or although the penis can have an erection, it cannot maintain sufficient hardness to complete sexual intercourse, and the duration of the disease is more than 3 months. If the symptoms of impotence are mild, just a little poor hardness, or hardness can not be maintained for a long time, but can be inserted into the vagina, and at the same time the quality of sperm is relatively good, then it will not affect the woman’s fertilization. Premature ejaculation refers to ejaculation in less than two or three minutes after the penis enters the vagina. This has little to do with fertility, but there must be a prerequisite, that is, premature ejaculation patients must have good sperm quality. If there is severe impotence, the penis can not be erected, can not be inserted into the vagina of the spouse; or there is no ejaculation or retrograde ejaculation, so that the semen can not be discharged into the genital tract of the spouse, which will inevitably lead to the sperm and egg cells can not meet and cause infertility. In addition, chronic prostatitis may also cause sexual dysfunction, with symptoms such as impotence, premature ejaculation, seminal emission or painful ejaculation. These may also have some effect on infertility. Treatment of male function first to determine the cause of the disease, only in the case of a full understanding of the condition, according to the different circumstances of each patient to take the appropriate treatment, if the sensitivity is too high, it is necessary to timely use a reasonable surgical method of treatment; such as male dysfunction caused by organic lesions should be directed at the disease for treatment; drug-induced male dysfunction should be discontinued or adjusted medication. After the disease should be timely to the regular hospital specialists, blind self-medication, indiscriminate use of drugs will only exacerbate the burden on the reproductive system, bringing more adverse consequences to the patient.