Patient's question:
Onset time is unclear, with retrograde ejaculation.Doctor's answer:
Usually, retrograde ejaculation is normal male sexual desire, able to achieve erection, and capable of engaging in sexual intercourse. Although there is an ejaculation action and climax sensation, no semen is expelled. During sexual intercourse, climax can be achieved with the pleasure of ejaculation, but only semen is retroejaculated into the bladder. Post-coital urine tests can reveal a large number of sperm. If retrograde ejaculation occurs for a long time, it can severely affect male health and may lead to male infertility. Therefore, it is recommended that you seek medical attention early to identify the cause of retrograde ejaculation and receive targeted treatment to prevent further harm.