Patient's question:
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Hello, under normal circumstances, during male sexual response climax ejaculation, semen is expelled from accessory reproductive organs into the prostatic urethra and moves forward through the membranous urethra, exiting through the urethral meatus. If semen is retroejaculated into the bladder instead of being expelled forward through the urethra, it is referred to as "retrograde ejaculation." Common causes include: bladder neck paralysis or weakness, severe urethral stricture, bladder stones, cystitis, urethritis, congenital urethral valves, and the use of certain medications, among others, which can all lead to this condition. Based on your description, it is recommended that you carefully observe your symptoms, consider your personal circumstances, and actively seek medical attention for a thorough examination if necessary, followed by symptomatic treatment as advised by your doctor. In daily life, pay attention to local hygiene, drink plenty of water, and avoid unsafe sexual practices.