Will chronic prostatitis lead to weak ejaculation?

From the perspective of sexual physiology, the stronger a man's ejaculation is, the more obvious his sexual sensation will be. However, few people know that difficulty in ejaculation will affect the couple's sexual intercourse. So, does prostatitis cause difficulty in ejaculation? Does it have an impact on the next generation?

Chronic prostatitis can cause difficulty in ejaculation. This is because men's semen is mainly ejected from the urethra, and the glandular duct of the male prostate passes through the male urethra. Therefore, if the male prostate is inflamed, it will compress the urethra, thus causing difficulty in ejaculation.

Because the quality of sperm of patients with prostatitis is very poor, sperm activity is low, and it contains inflammatory and bacterial toxins, and the drug components during the treatment period stagnate and remain in the male sperm, the babies born in this situation have many congenital defects in IQ and energy, and the mortality rate of babies even reaches more than 80%. Therefore, to a certain extent, prostatitis has an impact on the next generation.

Everyone should try to avoid pressure on the perineum, such as not wearing tight pants, not riding a bicycle for a long time; pay attention to hygiene, get rid of bad sexual habits, and control sexual life of the couple; actively participate in physical exercise to enhance resistance; quit drinking and smoking and avoid eating spicy food and other irritating foods, drink more water and urinate more often to facilitate the discharge of inflammatory secretions.

What diseases can cause men to have difficulty ejaculating?

1. Some men have a foreskin that is too long, and the glans penis cannot be fully exposed, which will affect the sexual sensation, resulting in ejaculation difficulties and other ejaculation disorders. This condition can be alleviated by removing the unnecessary foreskin.

2. Men with urethritis, prostatitis, spermatic cord inflammation and orchitis may also have difficulty in ejaculation.

3. Prostatic hyperplasia or any urethral damage (urethral deviation, condyloma acuminatum, tumor) can make ejaculation difficult.

4. Increased contractility of external dilation, weakened dilation energy in the urethra, weak pubococcygeus muscle foundation, etc. can cause ejaculation difficulties. If the patient's physical condition is poor, the possibility of ejaculation difficulties will increase.

5. Incomplete bladder closure, central nerve removal, general pelvic surgery or taking some antihypertensive drugs may cause retrograde ejaculation, which leads to ejaculation difficulties. Long-term smoking or chronic alcoholism can also cause ejaculation difficulties. It is recommended that men keep their private environment clean and quit smoking and drinking.