Patient's question:
I had frequent sexual activity in the past two years, and I felt it gave me a lot of stimulation and was very comfortable. Now that I have a girlfriend, all my sexual activity is with her. However, in the last two instances, I didn't ejaculate. I would go for a long time, almost reaching climax, but then I'd lose it.Doctor's answer:
1. Frequent sexual activity leads to an increased ejaculation threshold, making it difficult to reach climax during normal intercourse.3. Abnormal function of the central nervous system can also cause anejaculation. For example, being discovered during sexual activity may lead to psychological trauma, or intentionally prolonging intercourse may result in delayed ejaculation.
4. Psychological abnormalities related to sex can also cause anejaculation. For instance, excessive preoccupation with sex or dissatisfaction with immediate family members may lead to a loss of interest in sexual life.
5. Conditions such as excessive foreskin, of the foreskin opening, or entrapment during intercourse due to phimosis can cause pain and lead to intercourse being interrupted. Inflammation of the glans penis, allergies, or other reasons may also result in anejaculation.
6. Anejaculation is associated with intellectual abnormalities and emotional disorders. For example, some individuals may have psychological blocks regarding sexual activity or dissatisfaction with immediate family members, leading to a loss of interest in sexual life. Male patients can complement standard medical treatment with dietary therapy in daily life. It is essential to avoid excessive hunger or fullness and never overeat.