Why can't men ejaculate sperm?

Impotence troubles many men, but if a man cannot ejaculate, it will also be relatively distressing to himself and make his sexual partner dissatisfied. Therefore, many men who cannot ejaculate want to know why men cannot ejaculate. The following is a detailed introduction in this regard, so that many men who have these symptoms can have a comprehensive understanding.

Dysfunction of ejaculation is the opposite of premature ejaculation. It is not that the person ejaculates before he wants to, but that he cannot ejaculate at all. Dysfunction of ejaculation can be caused by organic factors or marital relationship and sex factors (psychological factors).

Organic factors include:

1. Old age: As men age, their penises require more stimulation to ejaculate. Many men over 40 experience a decrease in the urgency of ejaculation. In fact, men can experience premature ejaculation at any age, but after 40, most men realize that ejaculation often requires more friction and fantasy than before.

2. Drugs: Many drugs are associated with erectile problems, especially alcohol, which can cause ejaculation problems. If your problem occurs shortly after drinking or after starting to take anesthetics, sleeping pills, barbiturates, antidepressants, antipsychotics, or medications for ulcers or high blood pressure, you should consider the effects of drugs.

3. Reproductive system infection: Prostatitis, gonorrhea and non-specific urethritis can cause typical urination pain or ejaculation pain, and may also lead to anejaculation due to fear of pain.

4. Other diseases: There are several diseases that may cause difficulty in ejaculation or no ejaculation: multiple system sclerosis, hemiplegia, diabetes and late-stage syphilis.

5. Prostate surgery: Surgery to treat benign prostatic hypertrophy usually changes the male's ejaculation status: instead of ejaculating into the penis, it ejaculates into the bladder (retrograde ejaculation), and all sexual sensations are the same. At this time, the male orgasm is normal, but no semen is discharged from the penis ("dry orgasm").

Psychological factors include:

(1) Pressure

①Problems such as work, child-rearing, and finances.

② The relationship between the two is tense or there are problems with sex.

③Emotional suppression.

④Religious belief background.

(2) Hasty sex: When men get older, especially after the age of 40, hasty sex may not provide enough stimulation and may cause ejaculation difficulties.

The editor reminds you again that when men have ejaculation problems, they should never seek medical treatment or take medicine indiscriminately. They should choose a regular hospital and conduct a comprehensive examination. After the condition is diagnosed, they should receive symptomatic treatment. This way, they can save money and receive timely treatment, so that they can improve the symptom of ejaculation as soon as possible and ensure a healthy and normal sex life.