Patient's question:
I personally have a strong preference for little babies, and ever since getting married, I've always wanted to have a child. However, my husband is particularly frustrating—he never orgasms during intimacy. I don't know what's wrong with him, and I want him to go to the hospital for a thorough check-up. What are the treatments available for not orgasming?Doctor's answer:
If a man is unable to achieve normal ejaculation during sexual activity, it is likely due to retrograde ejaculation or epididymitis and epididymal obstruction. It is necessary to seek medical attention at the urology department of a hospital for a thorough examination and treatment as soon as possible. Inability to ejaculate normally can affect fertility, sexual function, and the relationship between partners. It is important to encourage him properly, as different causes require different treatments. Continuing in this way will only worsen the symptoms.