Patient's question:
My boyfriend has very narrow vas deferens, and during sexual intercourse, he cannot; instead, he, but there are no sperm. What is the reason for this? How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
Generally, psychological factors play a dominant role in the reasons for not achieving ejaculation. Additionally, it can also be due to a lack of sexual knowledge or improper sexual intercourse methods. Organic factors are more commonly seen in cases such as vas deferens blockage, spinal cord damage, sympathetic ganglion injury, diabetes, etc. It is also possible to consider the possibility of retrograde ejaculation. It is recommended to visit a urology hospital for consultation.