Patient's question:
Recently, I had sex with my girlfriend, but I was also afraid she might get pregnant. Neither of us likes using condoms, so whenever I was about to orgasm, I would squeeze the base of my penis to prevent ejaculation. As a result, I couldn't release my semen each time. I only did this twice. I want to ask what the effects of not ejaculating during sex are on the body.Doctor's answer:
Organic anejaculation is more commonly seen in congenital abnormalities of the urinary and reproductive system, spinal cord injuries, vas deferens obstruction, certain cranial inflammatory conditions, overly loose female vagina, and the use of certain medications, while psychogenic anejaculation is more prevalent. Anejaculation affects perinatal health and can lead to male infertility. Additionally, due to the lack of sexual climax during intercourse, sexual interest is significantly reduced, often accompanied by decreased libido. This may also lead to emotional crises between partners, so it is important to seek medical attention proactively.The treatment of anejaculation must differentiate between different causes and adopt etiological treatment. Male reproductive conditions can be severe, so patients are advised to seek immediate treatment and follow the doctor's recommendations for symptomatic treatment. At the same time, it is essential to focus on self-care, maintain a proper diet, and avoid worsening the condition.