Sperm leaks out after ejaculation

Nowadays, people will pay more attention to health preservation. At this time, they will pay close attention to their bodies. If some abnormal situations occur, they will be more worried, especially during the period of preparing for pregnancy. If sperm flows out after sexual intercourse, they will worry that there is a problem with the body. In fact, this is due to psychological factors. At this time, you need to improve your psychology and don't worry too much.

Psychological factors are closely related to the harmony of sex life. Mutual respect, love, equality, consideration and cooperation between husband and wife are the basic psychological conditions for a satisfactory sex life. Some psychological characteristics of a normal and happy sex life:

(1) Both spouses have sexual desires and impulses, rather than one having the impulse while the other does not take it seriously.

(2) Both spouses have the need for sexual intercourse and feel comfortable and happy doing so, rather than one spouse needing it and the other spouse seeing it as a burden and just getting by with it.

(3) When a couple is having sex, they focus their attention on the sexual act and do not think about anything else that is not related to sex.

(4) During intercourse, the couple's excitement, arousal, and euphoria infect each other and excite each other. At this time, facial expressions, postures, language, and tone of voice are all means of triggering sexual pleasure for each other, and neither party should feel unnatural, forced, or embarrassed.

(5) Both parties complete sexual intercourse in a state of great comfort, joy and satisfaction, rather than being bored.

Low semen volume. The normal amount of semen discharged by a man is 2 to 3 ml. If it is less than 1 ml, it is called low semen volume. Low semen volume can cause sperm to lose vitality and function, leading to infertility. Statistics show that infertility caused by low semen volume accounts for 1.8% of male infertility. What are the reasons for low semen volume?

There are several possible reasons for low semen volume:

(1) Dysfunction of the seminal vesicle and prostate: We know that semen can be divided into two parts, a small part is sperm and the majority is seminal plasma. Seminal plasma is composed of secretions from accessory glands such as the seminal vesicle and prostate. If the secretion function is reduced due to dysplasia of the seminal vesicle or prostate, inflammation or androgen deficiency, the amount of semen will decrease.

(2) Closure or narrowing of the ejaculatory duct: Sperm and seminal vesicle secretions must enter the urethra to be discharged, and the subsequent exit is the ejaculatory duct, that is, the ejaculatory duct is formed after the umbilicus of the vas deferens merges with the seminal vesicle duct. If the ejaculatory duct has a "checkpoint", the seminal vesicle fluid and sperm cannot be discharged or the discharge is reduced. Therefore, during ejaculation, only a small amount of fluid is discharged from the prostate duct, which opens independently from the urethra, and the amount of semen is naturally significantly reduced.

(3) Diverticula or urethral stricture in the urethra: Diverticula or urethral stricture in the urethra will cause part of the semen to be retained in the diverticula during discharge and not be fully discharged.