Patient's question:
Expert,I rarely feel my husband's ejaculation during sex (he does have ejaculation).
Does this affect pregnancy?
First follow-up question: Expert,
After testing, both my husband and I are normal (his semen is normal and there are no antibodies in his blood, my fallopian tubes are unobstructed, and there are no antibodies in my blood. My menstrual cycle is about 32 days apart).
Is it possible that we have other diseases? (We have mild oral odor).
Doctor's answer:
It's normal. Generally, you might not feel it when you're at your climax, but when he orgasms, his actions will speed up, the amplitude will increase, and the impact will be more intense. This is the action of orgasm. If you want to experience it, please pay attention to feeling and appreciating the sensation inside your body during this time. The internal tissues of the human body are not as sensitive as the skin, so orgasm may not be felt. But after a long time of sexual intimacy, the wife can also sense the orgasm from the husband's expression, state, or other cues.