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Does premature ejaculation affect male fertility? - Expert explains

Male 'infertility' responsible for 70% of childbirth struggles in Accra - Dr Sefogah Speaking on TV3 on August 14, 2026, he explained that if a man ejaculates within 30 seconds or two minutes, he can still father a child if ejaculation occurs at the appropriate point and the sperm is healthy.
For male fertility, he indicated that factors such as sperm quality and the ability to successfully release sperm into the female reproductive tract are more directly relevant to conception than how quickly ejaculation occurs.“Two minutes, man, 30 seconds, man, once he ejaculates at the right point and the sperm quality is good, it will work,” he said.
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