Patient's question:
I've been divorced from my wife for over a year, but we still don't have any children. Actually, I know it's not my wife's problem—I feel it's my own. Because since the divorce, I've only felt like I've ejaculated twice. At first, I thought it was because of the wedding, but it's been like this for a long time. I secretly went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, and the doctor said I have anejaculation. What factors contribute to anejaculation?Doctor's answer:
Common reasons for male non-ejaculation include:1. Frequent ejaculation, especially consecutive ejaculation, can lead to non-ejaculation.
2. Insufficient stimulation of the penis, making it unable to ejaculate.
3. Psychological factors: This is also the most common reason for men being unable to ejaculate normally. For example:
- Nervousness during a wedding;
- Excessive worry about the dangers of sexual intercourse, leading to anxiety and tension;
- Lack of affection for immediate family members or disharmony in marital life;
- A too crowded and noisy home environment, causing distraction during intercourse or making noise, thereby reducing the intensity of penile friction stimulation and leading to non-ejaculation.