Patient's question:
Since my wife got pregnant, to prevent harming the baby, we have not had any sexual relations again. Occasionally, I would engage in sexual intercourse, but after my wife gave birth and her body recovered, we resumed sexual activity. However, for about a month now, my semen has not been able to be released during each act of love.Doctor's answer:
Ejaculation failure typically refers to a situation where, although the penis can achieve normal erection and sexual intercourse, it fails to reach sexual climax or obtain sexual pleasure and cannot eject semen; or in other cases, it can eject semen but not inside the vagina. Both situations are collectively referred to as ejaculation failure. Organic ejaculation failure is often seen in congenital abnormalities of the urinary and reproductive system, spinal cord injuries, vas deferens obstruction, certain cranial inflammatory conditions, overly loose vaginal conditions in women, and the use of certain medications. It is recommended to visit a hospital for relevant examinations to receive targeted treatment.When patients are affected by male sexual disorders, we should actively adopt treatment measures and avoid avoiding medical consultation. If male sexual disorders do not improve with prolonged treatment, it is necessary to promptly adjust the treatment plan.