Patient's question:
Ejaculation does not occur, but there is an orgasm. However, after the orgasm, there is no ejaculation, what is going on?The condition has been present for two years. The hospital has not been visited.
Doctor's answer:
There are two types: physiological and pathological. Physiological factors include excessive sexual activity, frequent masturbation, overwork of the sexual nervous center, exhaustion of the heart and mind, leading to no ejaculation. Additionally, low sexual quality, lack of strong sexual excitement, or psychological factors such as concerns about sexual function can also affect the function of the sexual central nervous system, resulting in no ejaculation. Pathological factors refer to suffering from certain neuroendocrine diseases, such as brain, spinal cord, hypothalamus, pituitary gland disorders, or even testicular diseases, which affect the metabolism of sex hormones and cause this symptom. It is recommended to adjust the frequency of sexual activity, take proper rest, and avoid excessive sexual activity. Quit masturbation.