Patient's question:
I used to have the habit of masturbating in college. After getting married, I stopped masturbating. Recently, my wife is expecting her second child, and I've started masturbating again. But now I've noticed a problem: I'm masturbating but not ejaculating. Is something wrong with my body? What should I do about not ejaculating during masturbation?Doctor's answer:
Males who engage in masturbation must necessarily have an examination to check for erectile function issues or changes in sexual sensitivity caused by masturbation. If they were able to ejaculate normally in the past but now cannot, premature ejaculation should be ruled out. This means the penis cannot achieve normal erection or ejaculation. If no sperm is emitted at all, then the obstruction of the vas deferens should be considered. Male sexual disorders are difficult to recover from. Friends who suffer from this condition should maintain a positive mindset and face it with optimism. Only in this way can they boost their confidence in combating male sexual disorders and believe that recovery is definitely possible.