Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted by Eleven Jewell

Chapter 1391
"That happened several years ago, right? I'm not aware of her condition back then. But, based on her current state, there
shouldn't be any major issues if she were to get pregnant, as long as she takes good care of herself during the pregnancy," said
Luke.
He paused and chuckled, "You shouldn't stress too much about the pregnancy. Unless your wife has a history of recurring
miscarriages or underlying health issues, the likelihood of a miscarriage isn't high. According to the report, she is in good
physical health, and her blood regulation has improved over the past few months. So, you might not need any contraceptives."
Hearing that, Keegan breathed a sigh of relief. The weight that had been pressing down on him was finally lifted.
Luke then prescribed some medicine for Stella and gave her a lot of advice while Keegan eagerly memorized and wrote down
every word he said.
On the other hand, Stella did not pay much attention to what the doctor was saying. Instead, she was highly focused on Keegan.
Stella was stunned by how Keegan was even more anxious than her about her infertility. Little did she know that he was not
worried about whether he could have children. Instead, he was concerned about the possibility of infertility becoming the ultimate
reason for her to leave him.
However, he did not know that he was the love of her life and that she would never give him up to someone else.
After Luke finished speaking, he turned to Keegan and said," You should also find some time to undergo a reversal procedure for
your vasectomy. Just let nature take its course. Who knows, you might be in for a pleasant surprise."
Keegan nodded and was about to leave when Stella suddenly said, "Can you wait outside for a second? I need to ask Dr. Quinn
something."
Keegan frowned. "What are you going to ask, and why cant I stay and listen?"
Stella gave him a stern look. "It's just some gynecological matters. You don't need to know about it. Come on. Out you go," she
shooed him away.
Keegan was unhappy, but he could not argue with Stella. In the end, he was kicked out of the consultation room.
"So, what would you like to know?" Luke asked in a kind manner.

Stella glanced at the door to make sure that Keegan was not eavesdropping. Then, she asked, "Dr. Quinn, do you only
specialize in gynecology? Or, do you have experience in urology as well?"
"I do know a bit about urology. What is it that you want to ask?" Luke replied.
Stella hesitated for a moment before she whispered, "I want to know how to treat a man who... has difficulties in the sex
department and can't get hard. Is there a way to improve this?"
Luke was taken aback. Thinking about Keegan, who was waiting outside, he asked, "Does your partner have this issue?"
"I..." Stella did not know how to explain the situation with Vermont and Felicity, so she lied, "Yes."
This was the first time Luke had encountered a situation where both partners had infertility issues.
"If that's the case, there is truly no need for vasectomy. But you should have him checked out by a urologist to understand his
condition and treat it accordingly," he advised.
Stella continued on with her fabricated lies and said, "This only happened after the vasectomy. His pride won't allow him to get it
checked out. He'd argue with me if I suggested it. So, I thought I'd consult you first."
Luke had seen many patients in his years of practice.
Among them were couples where the man would blame the woman despite the obvious issue being with them. Hence, Stella's
words did not strike him as odd. 'Men can be highly protective of their pride when it comes to certain matters,' he thought.
"Could you describe the specific symptoms?" Luke asked.
Stella recalled what Felicity had said and exaggerated a bit." Well... he has trouble getting hard. And, even when he does get
hard, he can't keep it hard for long. It gets soft very
easily. Even explicit videos don't arouse him. It's like he has completely lost interest in sex."
"And this happened right after the vasectomy?"
Stella hesitated and said, "It mainly started in the last couple of months."
Her description was rather vague. Those with kidney disease might also exhibit these symptoms.

"Can this condition be treated, Dr. Quinn?" asked Stella.
Luke thought about Keegan. 'That young man doesn't seem like someone with kidney disease or blood deficiency.'
He pondered for a moment before he said, "Based on what you've described, I can't make a definitive judgment. Here's what
we'll do: I'll write down a few prescriptions for you to try. If they're effective, then there shouldn't be a problem. Remember to
keep a healthy lifestyle. If the meds don't work, bring him in for a thorough examination at the hospital. He's still young. There's a
good chance of recovery with early intervention and treatment."