March 3, 2026Open Access

The Actual State of Sexual Dysfunction in Newlywed Men Starting to Try for a Baby in Japan

Key Points

Sexual dysfunction impacts newlywed men trying for a baby, affecting their fertility treatment journey.
Approximately 30% of newlywed men experience symptoms of sexual dysfunction, which is influenced by obesity and depression.
Analysis of men who are newly married and preparing for fertility treatment shows significant underlying health issues.
Understanding these challenges emphasizes the importance of mental and physical health support for couples.

Abstract

It was considered that men who are older, obese, or exhibit depressive symptoms are likely to experience sexual dysfunction before the initiation of fertility treatment.

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Authors

Ayumu Taniguchi

Akimasa Kure

Yuki Nagashima

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Reproductive Medicine and Biology

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Juntendo University

Juntendo University Urayasu Hospital

Juntendo University Shizuoka Hospital

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The Actual State of Sexual Dysfunction in Newlywed Men Starting to Try for a Baby in Japan

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