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I am concerned about penile prosthesis and fertility. I am in my mid-20s and planning to undergo penile prosthesis surgery. However, I have many concerns because I am newly married and we are planning to have a baby.
If I undergo this surgery, will I still be able to conceive naturally?
Is here men who have a penile implant still have many children after the surgery? And I want testimonials I would appreciate clear information to help give me peace of mind.

Hi! You should discuss with your surgeon, they should be able to give you the best answers.

I think a lot of guys on FT are either A) middle age or older and no longer looking to have kids, or B) younger and also not looking to have kids. Strangely enough, I really don’t know any users on here who actually fall into the “implanted and trying to have kids” category! But I’d be very interested as well if there’s anyone who sees this topic and might have experience with this or have spoken to their surgeon about it.

My oversimplified thinking is that the implant shouldn’t impact fertility negatively - as a matter of fact, could be a positive since you’ll likely want to have sex much more often! But that’s just my assumption from things I’ve read, etc. It’s always best to discuss something like this with your surgeon.

Husseinmohamud wrote:I am concerned about penile prosthesis and fertility. I am in my mid-20s and planning to undergo penile prosthesis surgery. However, I have many concerns because I am newly married and we are planning to have a baby.
If I undergo this surgery, will I still be able to conceive naturally?
Is here men who have a penile implant still have many children after the surgery? And I want testimonials I would appreciate clear information to help give me peace of mind.

No, the implant does not impact fertility in any way. Many men have fathered children after receiving implants.

There is a reporter that has posted on YouTube about his implant journey. In one of the videos he shows his child conceived after his IPP.

A penis is merely a delivery tube as far as conception is concerned. Semen is not made or stored in the penis.

Gt1956 wrote:There is a reporter that has posted on YouTube about his implant journey. In one of the videos he shows his child conceived after his IPP.

A penis is merely a delivery tube as far as conception is concerned. Semen is not made or stored in the penis.

Gt1956,
you're right, fertility is not a problem of having an implant or not. Sperms are produced and stored in the testicles (Spermatogenesis), while the other genital organs are producing semen fluid, which together with the sperms is transported to the urethra during ejaculation. The corpora cavernosa (now the implant tubes) just function to get the penis rigid and long enough to allow the penis to be as close as possible to inject the sperms in the highest possible place in the vagina, directly close to the uterine cervix.
So there is no way, an implant will influence your fertility!
All the best
Dan

Gt1956 wrote:There is a reporter that has posted on YouTube about his implant journey. In one of the videos he shows his child conceived after his IPP.

A penis is merely a delivery tube as far as conception is concerned. Semen is not made or stored in the penis.

Thank you very much pls can you share me this guy On YouTube I want to see

I don't know his name. Just that during my research prior to my implant I found several of his videos. Most likely I was searching for "AMS" or "Boston Scientific" when I found him. It has been at least 4 years ago. As I remember them. The videos seemed to have been made over the period of a year or two. Might of been in two different cities as his job had moved.

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