What are the symptoms of sperm backflow?

I believe that most people do not know much about retrograde ejaculation. Now I will tell you that retrograde ejaculation is a type of erectile dysfunction in men. It means that during sexual intercourse, no semen is ejaculated, but only ejaculates in the opposite direction to the bladder. Since the semen cannot be ejaculated into the vagina normally, active treatment is required to make women pregnant. Let's take a look at the common clinical symptoms of retrograde ejaculation.

Process/Method:

1. Male ejaculation disorders are very easy to detect. Generally, retrograde ejaculation occurs. The key is to consider that men may have kidney deficiency, or they usually have excessive sexual desire, which damages kidney essence, causes loose bladder and even semen reflux during sexual intercourse.

2. Men who are not very good-tempered or who are easily irritated are more likely to have retrograde ejaculation. Frequent anger and bad temper can easily lead to depression and anger that damage the liver, causing the liver to fail to descend, the qi chakra to go awry, and the semen to go against the qi, leading to retrograde ejaculation.

3. Patients with damaged ejaculatory ducts, or patients with bladder injuries, or some weak male patients are also prone to retrograde ejaculation. Or if the couple is not careful during sexual intercourse, the vas deferens may be damaged, and the semen will not return to the vas deferens but flow back into the bladder.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Male friends need to be alert! Improper diet can easily lead to cold and dampness obstruction and semen retrograde ejaculation. Retrograde ejaculation refers to women or men. If it refers to the semen flowing out of the woman's vagina after intercourse, it is a very normal situation. Some people seem to think that semen will not flow out after it is ejaculated. In fact, 65% of the semen is seminal vesicle fluid, 30% is semen, and only 5% of the fluid is testicular fluid from the testicles. Only 1% of all semen is sperm. Only when sperm flows into the woman's uterus and bilateral fallopian tubes and combines with the egg cell can pregnancy occur. Therefore, the vast majority of the fluid must be discharged from the vagina. Therefore, it is completely normal for semen to be discharged from the vagina after intercourse.

If a man holds back his semen, it may result in retrograde ejaculation, that is, the semen flows backwards, which can lead to infertility.