Patient's question:
Two years ago;;; Could get erect;; but could not ejaculate in the vagina;;;;;;;;;;;; Have not seenDoctor's answer:
Ejaculatory dysfunction is a type of male sexual dysfunction within the category of male urological diseases. It manifests as some patients being able to achieve full and firm erections without difficulty during sexual activity, maintaining erection for a long time without fatigue, but unable to reach climax or achieve ejaculation—let alone pleasure. In clinical diagnosis, it is divided into three types: (1) No ejaculation movement, where the patient still fails to ejaculate even after prolonged sexual activity or a certain form of climax exhaustion. (2) Retrograde ejaculation, where normal sexual activity occurs, but no normal semen is expelled after climax, with sperm and fructose found in the urine after intercourse. (3) No ejaculation, referring to cases where climax occurs but no semen is expelled after ejaculation. It is recommended to seek medical examination at a hospital.