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Female Urination After Intercourse, Will This Affect Fertility? - Dr. Bastuba

 
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Male infertility specialist doctor Bastuba explains if a woman can get pregnant after urinating following sexual intercourse.

Some females wonder, “Well, I’ve had a history of bladder infections and my doctor told me to get up and urinate after intercourse and how long do I have to wait before I can urinate?”

And my answer to that is, after probably two to five minutes I think it’s fine to go and urinate. The urethra actually is more towards the outside of the vagina and so, urinating early after ejaculation shouldn’t have any real impact on the sperm, but again, some males, it takes longer for the sperm to actually come out of the tip of the penis and I don’t think we’d want to interfere with that. So somewhere in the two to five minute range, especially if the male is age 40 or above, might be wise to do.

About Dr. Martin D. Bastuba:
As San Diego's leading subspecialist in male fertility and male and female sexual dysfunction issues, Dr. Martin Bastuba gives hope to couples who have been unable to conceive, and to men and women who are experiencing the anxieties and frustration of sexual dysfunction. He offers complete diagnosis, treatment, prevention techniques and education for his patients.

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