Patient's question:
I just got divorced from my husband less than a year ago, and now I've noticed that he doesn't seem to ejaculate every time we have sex. Several times, it was clearly not ejaculated. What is going on? Can we still have children like this? Please help, doctor.Doctor's answer:
General Treatment ① Sexual knowledge education and psychological therapy: Correcting erroneous sexual concepts, harmonizing the marital relationship, and encouraging the female to actively cooperate and help the male in treatment; ② Developing good living habits, avoiding frequent sexual intercourse; quitting smoking and alcohol; enhancing nutrition, strengthening the body, and reducing overall physical fitness; ③ Increasing physical exercise, which can adopt traditional gym therapies such as Qigong and Tai Chi, always maintaining a happy mind and body; ④ Stabilizing the living environment and creating a good sexual environment; ⑤ Men with excessive foreskin should undergo circumcision. Surgical treatment is often required for organic anejaculation. Drug treatment 1. Western medicine treatment: Using ephedrine, levodopa, strychnine, neostigmine, etc.; for those with endocrine abnormalities, using drugs such as testosterone propionate and human chorionic gonadotropin.