I'm wondering if the way my sperm comes out during masturbation can affect my fertility. It doesn't really squirt out forcefully like a jet; it kind of just dribbles out. Should I be worried about this?

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-A decrease in the force of ejaculation, like dribbling instead of a strong jet, doesnt necessarily affect fertility. Its more important to consider sperm count and motility, which can be assessed through a semen analysis. If you're concerned, it's

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