Ejaculation disorder, what to do about retrograde ejaculation

Patient's question:

Ejaculation without seminal fluid discharge

Doctor's answer:

If semen is not ejected from the urethral orifice but instead takes a wrong turn and, this is what is commonly referred to as retrograde ejaculation in medicine.
Sexual dysfunction in men caused by diabetes, apart from impotence, is retrograde ejaculation! For retrograde ejaculation caused by diabetes, the priority is to treat the diabetes first. Medications can include α-adrenergic sympathetic nervous system stimulants, such as ephedrine hydrochloride, pseudoephedrine hydrochloride, norephedrine hydrochloride, deoxycorticosterone, brompheniramine, phenylpropanolamine, benzydamine, and xylometazoline. These can stimulate α receptors, increase bladder tension, and transform partial or complete idiopathic retrograde ejaculation into forward ejaculation, preventing semen from flowing backward into the bladder. Medication treatment also has a good effect on retrograde ejaculation caused by diabetes, retroperitoneal lymph node resection, and sympathetic nerve resection.