Patient's question:
What diseases can cause abnormal male ejaculation function?Doctor's answer:
What diseases can cause abnormal male ejaculation function? The following two types of conditions may lead to this issue:1) Retrograde Ejaculation: Retrograde ejaculation occurs when normal ejaculation happens during intercourse, but the urethral orifice fails to close properly during ejaculation. This weakened resistance allows semen to flow backward into the bladder. Some patients can achieve full erection without difficulty, maintain a firm state for a long time during intercourse without fatigue, but fail to reach orgasm or achieve ejaculation. Consult online experts.
2) Anejaculation: During normal sexual activity, ejaculation occurs at the peak of arousal, with semen being expelled from the external urethral orifice, leading to sexual climax. However, a small number of individuals may experience sexual desire, erection, and sustained intercourse for a certain period, yet fail to reach orgasm, perform ejaculation, or expel semen. Post-intercourse urine tests show no sperm or fructose. This abnormal condition is medically termed anejaculation or ejaculation failure. Anejaculation is one of the common causes of male infertility and should be treated promptly to avoid infertility.