Patient's question:
However, it flows backward into the bladder. Because the semen does not follow the normal path and instead flows backward into the bladder, this condition is one of the reasons for male infertility. What kind of help is needed: How much does the treatment cost for retrograde ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described, the issue you are facing is the recurrence of abnormal ejaculation pathway, causing sperm to enter the bladder. The opening of the vas deferens is located in the urethra. If the ejected sperm enters the bladder, it indicates that the position of the opening is incorrect. This condition can be treated through surgery. It is recommended to consult a male urologist for medical advice. The above is the suggestion for this issue. We hope it will be helpful to you. Wishing you a speedy recovery!