Patient's question:
After the genitalia became erect, I touched it with my hand. Although I was extremely excited, I restrained myself. Afterwards, the genitalia twitched once, similar to the sensation of ejaculation, but no semen was released. It gradually shrank in the end, and some transparent liquid was also discharged. What are the hazards of retrograde ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
Reversed ejaculation refers to a condition where, during ejaculation, an abnormality occurs again, causing semen to flow backward into the bladder instead of being expelled through the penis. During ejaculation, the muscles at the base of the bladder are typically locked to prevent the bladder from emptying; however, when the function of these muscles is impaired, the bladder neck fails to lock properly, and the semen released during orgasm flows backward into the bladder. Neurological diseases, bladder neck surgery, prostate surgery, pelvic surgery, spinal cord injuries, diabetes, or the use of certain medications can all lead to damage to the nerves that inhibit these muscles.