Patient's question:
It might be due to the training that my sex life with my husband has been getting worse. At first, it was okay because our sexual intercourse time was relatively short, and many times my husband had to hold back from ejaculation. Gradually, it expanded to a point where he couldn't ejaculate even after a long time. Now, both my husband and I have lost interest in sexual matters. What are the dangers of not being able to ejaculate?Doctor's answer:
One: Long-term abstinence from ejaculation can lead to premature ejaculation.Two: Long-term abstinence from ejaculation can lead to prostatitis. After normal sexual intercourse, the penis quickly loses erection after ejaculation. Within minutes, the blood flow to the penis increases by 50%–60%, and within 10–20 minutes, the blood flow condition of the sexual organs returns to normal. If ejaculation does not occur, it can lead to the recurrence of prostatitis.
Three: Long-term abstinence from ejaculation can lead to hematospermia.
Four: Long-term abstinence from ejaculation can lead to male infertility. If sexual climax is held back or ejaculation is unable to occur, the semen is often forcibly pushed backward to break through the internal orifice of the bladder and enter the bladder, forming "retrograde ejaculation." In addition to timely treatment for male urological diseases, friends should maintain a positive attitude to face the disease. Only in this way can patients receive timely and appropriate treatment.