Diagnostic evaluation of sexual dysfunction in the male partner in the setting of infertility: a committee opinion

Referral to a reproductive urologist or other appropriate specialist with requisite expertise in the evaluation and treatment of male sexual dysfunction is often warranted in the setting of infertility treatment.
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Volume 110, Issue 5, Pages 833–837

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Practice Committee of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine in Collaboration With the Society for Male Reproduction and Urology

Abstract:

It is the responsibility of the clinician to assess for the presence of erectile dysfunction, ejaculatory dysfunction, or diminished libido related to hypoandrogenism among men presenting with a primary complaint of infertility. Referral to a reproductive urologist or other appropriate specialist with requisite expertise in the evaluation and treatment of such conditions is often warranted.


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