Patient's question:
I have been masturbating for a long time, and even after marriage, I still do it frequently. In 1998, after having sex, I didn't have any semen ejaculation. In 2001, I took a bottle of "Sea Dog Pills," and sometimes after having sex, a small amount of semen would come out (not much). Later, I took it a few more times, but it had no effect. Is there any medicine that can effectively cure this?Doctor's answer:
Ejaculate hyposecretion is generally seen in two categories of conditions. One is physiological hyposecretion, which is primarily observed in individuals with frequent ejaculation. The other is pathological hyposecretion, which can be seen in various chronic systemic diseases, such as tuberculosis, severe malnutrition, diabetes, and more commonly in localized inflammatory diseases of the reproductive system. For physiological hyposecretion, treatment is not necessary. Simply extending the interval between sexual activities can improve the condition. For pathological cases, it is essential to consult a doctor for treatment targeting the specific cause, as self-medication without professional guidance is not advisable. However, in daily life, appropriate physical exercise, improved nutrition, and the oral intake of vitamin E and vitamin A can be beneficial.