Can I get pregnant with prostatitis?

Suffering from prostatitis will limit sperm activity, slowing down or inhibiting sperm entering the human uterus and fallopian tube ampulla for fertilization; at the same time, the proteolytic enzymes contained in semen will affect sperm motility and survival rate, and also affect the ability of sperm to pass through the cervix. Therefore, prostatitis will affect fertility. Therefore, it is best for patients to go to regular hospitals for examination and treatment.

After suffering from prostatitis, the semen cannot flow normally, so this is also the reason why the sperm does not liquefy and leads to infertility. Due to many factors such as the viscosity of sperm, the sperm itself will also be affected to a certain extent. The shape of the sperm is like a tadpole. It needs to combine with the egg to form an embryo. Therefore, if the sperm itself is affected, on the one hand, it will be difficult to form an embryo with the egg. On the other hand, if it forms with the egg, it will have a certain impact on the embryo.