Patient's question:
When in love, JJ can also become soft inside, and it doesn't ejaculate, what's going on?Doctor's answer:
Hello, this situation is not normal and it is important to be aware of the possibility of anejaculation. The reasons for anejaculation can be divided into two categories. Specifically: primary anejaculation and secondary anejaculation. A condition where a person has never experienced ejaculation in a state of arousal is called primary absolute anejaculation, which is caused by sexual ignorance or sexual inhibition. The causes of primary anejaculation are as follows: 1. Sexual ignorance; 2. Psychological and emotional factors; 3. Factors related to the female partner; 4. Objective factors; 5. Anatomical factors. Excessive foreskin, phimosis, pain, severe prostatitis leading to atrophic changes, and the inability to effectively participate in the ejaculation process. A person who has experienced ejaculation before marriage but has lost this ability under certain influences is called secondary anejaculation. The causes of secondary anejaculation are as follows: 1. Abnormally intense sexual impulses, where after reaching the peak, improper methods prevent ejaculation; 2. Masturbation, improper sexual activity, psychological factors, emotional factors, etc.; 3. Previously able to ejaculate normally, but intentionally prolonging the duration by diverting attention, leading to an excessive delay in ejaculation habit, which may eventually result in anejaculation; 4. Organic causes, such as: lesions in the lateral lobes of the brain, spinal cord injuries, conduction nerve disorders, local lesions; 5. Other conditions such as hypopituitarism, hyperthyroidism, acromegaly, myxedema, etc., can also cause ejaculation disorders. Therefore, it is recommended to seek a health checkup at a hospital as soon as possible and to adopt appropriate treatment based on the examination results.