Patient's question:
I have been divorced from my husband for a year, and during this time, we haven't had any children. The reason is that my husband has a very private condition—when we have sex, he never orgasms. Now, my mother-in-law is urging us to have a child, so we want to find a cure for this condition. Is retrograde ejaculation difficult to treat?Doctor's answer:
If retrograde ejaculation reoccurs, it is necessary to carefully examine the cause. It cannot be ruled out that there may be prostatic diseases, nor can retrograde ejaculation be ruled out. It is necessary to confirm the specific cause through a detailed ultrasound examination. Attention should also be paid to whether there is prostatic hyperplasia with fibrosis or bacterial prostatitis. The specific condition can be confirmed through a detailed examination of prostatic fluid. If bacterial inflammation is present, antibiotics can be used for treatment.