Patient's question:
I found that I no longer ejaculate, but I still have sex drive. However, the feeling of ejaculation when reaching climax is gone. What methods are better for treating non-ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
Patients with excessive inhibition of the central nervous system should not only be provided with detailed sexual education but also temporarily live with their wives for a period of time to allow the cerebral cortex to rest and re-adjust. The novelty of their reunion can help break the existing inhibitory state. For those who fail to achieve ejaculation due to excessive sexual activity, the frequency of sexual intercourse should be increased. If the lack of ejaculation is caused by medication, the medication should be discontinued or changed under medical advice. Treatment for ejaculation failure caused by brain inflammation or spinal cord injury is more challenging. In such cases, electroejaculation can be used to induce ejaculation, and artificial insemination can be performed using the husband's semen to help the wife conceive. For those who cannot recover immediately but are eager to conceive, if possible, semen can be collected using a clean container during masturbation, or an electric massager can be used to induce ejaculation. A sterile syringe can then be used to inject the semen into the vagina, enabling the wife to become pregnant.