Teenagers Involved In Random Sex Prone To Fertility Problems
KUALA LUMPUR, July 29 (Bernama) -- The younger generation, especially teenagers active in random sex, are more likely to face fertility problems after marriage, said andrologist Prof Dr Ismail Thambi.
He said pressure put on the reproductive system when engaging in the activity could damage the reproductive system.
He said failure of the reproductive organs were usually caused by bacterial infection, fungus and virus obtained through unhygienic sexual activities with multiple partners.
Dr Ismail reminded teenagers and the younger generation to stay away from the unhealthy activities and to think about their future.
"Many couples who fail to conceive came to me. I found that one of them was infected with bacteria and virus from frequent random sexual activities before marriage," he said.
Some couples were also disappointed when they found out that their partner had been involved in the unhealthy activity, he said.
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