[RegulatorCountry]

The functioning “male part” that enables copulation is attached to the pubic bone. If that’s gone, so is sexual functioning. As far as fathering children with medical assistance, I suppose one intact testicle and a functioning prostate would suffice, and it would be possible to extract sperm from that one testicle in the absence of a prostate, painful as that prospect might be to us males. They’ve done it with the very recently deceased.

[goat granny]

There are classes in sexual intercourse even for those with indwelling catheters...don't know how it all works but when I was nursing on the Rehab unit, found out there are lots of ways men and women can have relations in what seems impossible cases..if the cath is in the woman, its just a matter of moving the tube position, don't know how it works for men, but I guess there are ways if there is will.

I never attended any classes, but had patients that did..