I can’t ejaculate sperm, what’s wrong with you, man?

The phenomenon of men being unable to ejaculate sperm is becoming more and more common. So what is going on? Let's follow the editor to see how Chinese and Western medicine view this problem.

1. Western Medicine

1. Functional anejaculation: It often occurs in young men with strong sexual function. It is the most common clinical disease, accounting for more than 90% of the cases. The main causes of this disease are: lack of sexual knowledge, sexual anxiety, masturbation and frequent sexual life, marital discord, environmental interference, etc. Functional anejaculation can be divided into the following three types:

(1) There is no ejaculation activity, even after long-term sexual intercourse or some form of orgasm.

(2) Retrograde ejaculation: the duration of sexual intercourse is normal, but there is still no normal ejaculation after orgasm, and sperm and fructose are found in the urine after sexual intercourse.

(3) No ejaculation refers to having an orgasm but no semen is discharged after ejaculation.

2. Organic anejaculation: Neurological diseases, genital anatomical abnormalities, androgen deficiency, genital tuberculosis, drug factors, etc. can all cause anejaculation.

2. Traditional Chinese Medicine

The location of anejaculation has a certain internal connection with the five internal organs, but it is mainly due to the kidney, liver, spleen and sperm chamber; the causes are emotional trauma, improper diet, exposure to evil toxins, internal stagnation of phlegm, long-term retention of phlegm, genital trauma, excessive work and sexual desire, serious illness and long-term illness, etc.; its pathogenesis is the lack of sperm source, obstruction of sperm channel and dysfunction of sperm gate opening and closing.