Patient's question:
Does male non-ejaculation affect male fertility?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Those who have had sexual experience know that ejaculation is the highest pursuit of sexual life. However, anejaculation has become one of the most painful and detested conditions for men. This disease directly affects male fertility and also prevents them from enjoying the pleasure of sexual climax. It can be said to deprive men of their two most important things. So, does male anejaculation affect male fertility? Causes of Anejaculation: 1. Nervous system damage Surgery on the brain or reproductive system may cause damage to the nervous system, leading to dysfunction of the ejaculation mechanism and resulting in anejaculation. 2. Diseases Due to excessive foreskin, of the foreskin opening, or pain during intercourse caused by the foreskin covering the glans, the friction-induced stimulation may be reduced, leading to anejaculation. Additionally, inflammation of the glans penis, allergies, and other conditions that make the penis unable to tolerate repeated friction can also cause anejaculation. 3. Endocrine abnormalities Conditions such as hypofunction of the pituitary, gonads, thyroid, or diabetes can cause peripheral nerve damage, resulting in anejaculation. 4. Poisoning Male patients should reduce harmful lifestyle habits such as smoking and drinking alcohol. Chronic alcohol poisoning, nicotine poisoning, and poisoning from substances like morphine, cocaine, and codeine can all lower sexual function and lead to anejaculation. 5. Medications Sedatives and sleeping pills can reduce the excitability of nerves, leading to ejaculation dysfunction. Sexual excitement is also inhibited by these drugs, and the inhibitory effect may persist for a period of time after stopping the medication. In fact, psychological issues related to ejaculation can also cause anejaculation. Through the above introduction, you must have understood the impact of anejaculation on male infertility. Therefore, men should pay attention and avoid various adverse factors in daily life to better protect their fertility.