Patient's question:
Recently, there has been a suspected phenomenon of retrograde ejaculation, but I cannot be certain.Doctor's answer:
Hello, in normal sexual life of a couple or when a man is exposed to similar sexual stimulation, there is no or almost no semen ejaculation, but there is a normal sense of ejaculation, normal sexual climax, or if a wife has not become pregnant for a long time after marriage, it may indicate retrograde ejaculation or other problems.This is a preliminary judgment. If further confirmation is needed, it is also simple. Just check the urine after ejaculation and find a large amount of sperm and fructose to confirm the condition.
Through ultrasound, CT, radiation, and other examinations, the nature of the disease can be further clarified. Checking a urinalysis or performing a urine culture can also determine if there is an infection in the bladder or urethra. This is particularly important for individuals who have previously experienced ejaculation. This diagnosis provides guidance for understanding the prognosis and determining the appropriate treatment.
When this condition is confirmed, masturbation is generally used to collect semen, followed by immediate microscopic examination of the urine. This test can be performed in most hospitals.