Patient's question:
We are currently planning to have a child, but recently, my husband hasn't ejaculated many times. This has been going on for about a week now. His sexual life is still normal, including both the duration and the sensation, which are all fine. I don't know if it can recover on its own. What should I do if my husband doesn't ejaculate?Doctor's answer:
During sexual activity, if a man does not ejaculate, he cannot complete a normal sexual life. This is because male ejaculation signifies the end of sexual climax for men. If a man cannot ejaculate normally, he naturally cannot conceive. The reasons for this are relatively complex, but they are primarily related to inflammation of the vas deferens. It is important to determine whether the issue is caused by vas deferens inflammation, obstruction, or narrowing.