Why don't you ejaculate? The reason behind this is actually this!

It is rare for men not to ejaculate during sexual intercourse. The reasons behind this are very complicated. Some may be normal, such as too frequent sexual intercourse, but some reasons may be abnormal, such as non-ejaculation caused by certain diseases, which needs to be taken seriously.

1. Functional anejaculation

1. Psychological factors: Commonly seen in the nervous mood of newlyweds, excessive worry about the harm of masturbation leading to anxiety and tension; lack of affection for spouse or disharmony in married life; too crowded and noisy family, which makes it difficult to concentrate during sexual intercourse, or fear of making noise, so that the stimulation intensity of penis friction is not enough, etc., causing inability to ejaculate. The influence of psychological factors of both men and women, such as fear of pain during sexual intercourse and limiting penis friction, and the woman's cold treatment of the man and other negative stimulation, can all frustrate the man's sexual impulse and cause inability to ejaculate.

2. Lack of sexual knowledge: This is often due to lack of premarital sex education, lack of understanding of the sexual intercourse process, improper posture during intercourse, or not knowing that the penis needs to be rubbed continuously with a high frequency and a large amplitude in the vagina, which results in insufficient stimulation of the penis and inability to ejaculate. Or the wrong belief that sex is dirty and filthy suppresses sexual desire, resulting in insufficient sexual excitement and inability to ejaculate.

3. Ejaculation failure syndrome: It refers to the situation where a man excessively indulges in sexual activity and has frequent sexual intercourse and ejaculates, causing the ejaculation center to be in a state of fatigue and exhaustion and unable to ejaculate.

2. Organic anejaculation

1. Endocrine abnormalities: mainly seen in pituitary, gonad, thyroid dysfunction and peripheral nerve damage caused by diabetes.

2. Diseases of the penis itself: Too long foreskin or narrow foreskin opening can cause incarceration during sexual intercourse, causing pain and interrupting sexual intercourse. Because the foreskin covers the glans penis, the stimulation caused by friction is weakened and the "threshold" for ejaculation cannot be reached. In addition, inflammation or allergy of the glans penis can not tolerate back and forth friction and not ejaculate.

3. Diseases and damages of the nervous system: diseases or surgical removal of the lateral cerebral lobe; damage or surgical removal of the lumbar sympathetic ganglia; spinal cord damage caused by various reasons; pelvic surgery, such as prostatectomy or radical surgery, radical surgery for rectal cancer, etc., which cause damages to the nervous system and lead to ejaculation dysfunction and no ejaculation.

4. Drug factors: Many drugs can cause ejaculation dysfunction, such as sedatives and sleeping pills that reduce the excitability of the nerves and inhibit sexual excitement, and adrenergic receptor blockers (guanethidine, phenothiazines). They can all inhibit ejaculation, and the extent of this effect on ejaculation is mostly related to the dosage and duration of medication. The larger the dosage and the longer the duration of medication, the greater the effect, but most of them can be reversed after stopping the medication.

3. Hazards

1. It can induce impotence. If sexual intercourse is interrupted halfway, the sexual center of the cerebral cortex, the various nerves controlling sexual activities, and the various sexual organs are still in an excited state and cannot relax quickly, which invisibly increases the burden on the nervous system and sexual organs, causing a phenomenon of "over-fatigue".

2. It can induce frequent spermatorrhea. During sexual intercourse, as sexual impulse occurs, the secretion of the accessory glands increases, and the amount of semen increases dramatically. If sexual intercourse is interrupted, these semens have nowhere to go and will inevitably be discharged from the body through spermatorrhea, which is easy to produce semen and induce frequent spermatorrhea, which is not good for physical health.

3. Can induce aseptic prostatitis After normal sexual intercourse and ejaculation, the penis erection quickly subsides, and the blood in the penis decreases by 50% to 60% within a few minutes. After 10 to 20 minutes, the blood flow in the sexual organs will return to normal. If sexual intercourse is interrupted, the recovery speed of the blood in the sexual organs will be greatly slowed down, and the slow organs will be in a state of congestion for a long time.

4. It can induce abnormal ejaculation. If you interrupt sexual intercourse to strongly suppress ejaculation, if you do this frequently, it will lead to ejaculation disorders. In mild cases, ejaculation will be delayed and ejaculation will not be smooth, and in severe cases, ejaculation will not occur at all.