What are the chances of a 40 yr old male,58quot;,286, with hypertension and pill controld diabetes being sterile? -

All of the factors you have mentioned are not related to creating sterility but they do contribute to erectile disfunction. The odds are that the guy is not sterile but if we have other clinical conditions to review such as a low sperm count - or a vasectomy that his wife did on him one night when he was sound asleep then that would change the picture. Diabetes does contribute to impotence but not sterility.

Registered Nurse here; Slim to none, neither hypertension, nor being a diabetic has any effect on production of sperm. Now if the diabetes is uncontrolled, one may have more difficult time maintaining or achieving an erection. Majority of men 80 s and 90 s have very active sperm. Thanks for the opportunity to address your question.

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