Affecting Fertility
Since the functioning mechanism of Cialis and other impotency drugs for erectile dysfunction are very clear and there are very little doubts about the tid bits of its operation. Therefore there are detailed studies proving that it has nothing to do with sperm count or affecting fertility anyway.
But in this age of microcontrollers, clones and transsexuals ruling out the possibility of something to be possible is literally impossible because there are documented proofs from both the sides who says that Impotency Drug do cause infertility and some says it doesn’t.
Several researches have been carried out to test whether it has any effect on the fertility. Some believe after proper testing first on animals and then test conducted on humans showed that it could reduce man’s fertility and it showed that anti-impotence drug not only speeds sperm up but it also caused the vital reaction needed to penetrate an egg to occur prematurely.
This Acrosome Reaction is the process by which the head of the sperm releases digestive enzymes to break down the outer shell of an egg, which then allows the sperm to enter and fertilize the egg.
Having said that; there are very authentic studies that indicate that Viagra has no known effects on sperm production, morphology (shape) and motility (movement) or count. Their reply to some of the researcher’s studies about the Acrosome Reaction is that the internal functioning of sperm traveling and enzymes break down is not similar in the conditions under which they carried out their experiments and the enzyme PDE 5 that is inhibited that had no proof and any effect on fertility. Therefore there are no chances of impotency drug for erectile dysfunction meddling with the fertility of users.