Patient's question:
Doctor, when my husband and I have sex, he always doesn't ejaculate. Because I am quite eager to have a child, I am very concerned about this issue. Is retrograde ejaculation serious?Doctor's answer:
Your partner's condition involves anejaculation, a type of sexual dysfunction. Detailed medical history from your partner is needed. It is recommended that your partner undergoes a thorough examination at a reputable hospital. Anejaculation can be classified as either organic or functional, and the cause can often be identified through a detailed medical history. For example, post-coital nocturnal emissions, the ability to engage in sexual intercourse, and other such details should be thoroughly discussed with your partner. First, do not panic and avoid putting excessive pressure on your partner. Encouraging ejaculation may actually increase stress and have the opposite effect. Methods for conception include various options such as artificial insemination or in vitro fertilization.