Patient's question:
I used to have symptoms of erectile dysfunction, but after treatment, I can now have normal sex. However, during sex, I don't ejaculate. Now I want to have a child and want to go to the hospital for a check-up. What tests should I take? Everyone, please give me some advice! How should male anejaculation be treated? How can male anejaculation be treated well?Doctor's answer:
Hello: The condition you mentioned, known as anejaculation or inability to ejaculate, refers to a state where a person has normal sexual desire, normal penile erection, and the ability to maintain erection and engage in sexual intercourse for a period of time, even for a long time, but without reaching sexual climax or being able to ejaculate. This is due to a dysfunction in some of the sexual physiological reflex process, which involves the central nervous system, peripheral nervous system, endocrine system, and reproductive organs, causing the sexual stimulation to be insufficient to trigger the ejaculation reflex.Recommendation: First, it is advisable to visit a urology department in the hospital to determine whether the condition is organic or functional. If it is organic anejaculation, treatments such as acupuncture, oral Chinese and Western medicine, and adopting healthy lifestyle habits (such as quitting smoking and alcohol) can be effective. Additionally, increasing nutrition, strengthening the body, and improving overall physical health may help. If the anejaculation is organic, surgical treatment in the hospital may be necessary.