Patient's question:
Problem Description: Because I don't want children right now, my husband doesn't wear a condom during sex, and I don't take any medication, so he often practices withdrawal. What are the effects of doing this frequently on men?Doctor's answer:
First, it can easily lead to contraceptive failure. A small amount of semen may be expelled along with the contraction of the vas deferens before ejaculation, potentially causing pregnancy.Second, it can easily cause sexual neuroexhaustion. During sexual intercourse, there is a high level of excitement, and the genital organs, particularly the penis, become congested with blood and contract to achieve erection. Sudden interruption of intercourse inevitably has a negative impact on sexual psychology, making it easier to develop sexual neuroexhaustion, leading to premature ejaculation, impotence, and other conditions.
Third, it can easily cause functional anejaculation. Forcing an interruption of intercourse or practicing withdrawal ejaculation can disrupt the function of the central nervous system and the lumbar-sacral ejaculation center. This can make individuals more susceptible to functional anejaculation.
Fourth, it can easily lead to female sexual apathy. When sexual intercourse reaches its climax, the woman may not achieve sexual satisfaction, but the man forcibly interrupts intercourse and practices withdrawal ejaculation. This causes the woman's sexual excitement to plummet and leaves her psychologically traumatized. Over time, this can lead to sexual apathy and strain in the marital relationship.