What causes sperm leakage?

We know that men will ejaculate after reaching climax during sex, and then the sperm will enter the vagina and fuse with the egg cell to start the whole process of pregnancy. However, if there is a problem with the sperm or it cannot enter the vagina, it will have a great impact on pregnancy. So can you get pregnant normally if the semen flows out instead of being ejaculated? What causes this situation? Let's find out together.

If semen flows out instead of being ejaculated at night, this may be caused by excessive sexual intercourse and excessive fatigue. Men with this condition are advised to pay attention to controlling their sexual intercourse and getting enough rest. Of course, if semen cannot be ejaculated normally at night, it may also be a sign of impotence or caused by diseases such as prostatitis. Therefore, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination in time, identify the cause and treat it accordingly to avoid affecting health and fertility.

So will the leakage of semen affect pregnancy? We can get the answer from the basic conditions required for pregnancy. To successfully conceive, the following conditions must be met: 1. There must be complete and normal sperm and eggs; 2. There must be a smooth reproductive system; 3. There must be a suitable creative environment, the uterine cavity and uterine wall must be normal to accommodate the implantation of sperm and egg combination; 4. There must be a certain cellular biology basis. Before the fusion of sperm and egg, a series of microbial chemical reactions will occur, such as the normal vaporization of semen, etc. Only when all the changes are normal can the causal fusion of sperm and egg be guaranteed. 5. There must be a suitable opportunity for sperm and egg to fertilize. After normal ejaculation during sexual intercourse, sperm can enter the uterus and survive for about 2 to 3 days, but its reproductive function can only last for 1 to 2 days. For sperm that does not enter the uterus and stays in the vagina, the survival time is even shorter, and it will not exceed 1 day. If the semen is not ejaculated but flows out, it cannot enter the uterus, and there is no chance of successful pregnancy. Therefore, it is more likely to be pregnant normally if the semen flows out.

The above are the reasons for semen leakage and other effects on pregnancy. Because the leaked semen cannot reach the uterus, and some cannot even enter the vagina, it is still difficult to have a normal pregnancy. Therefore, men with this kind of semen leakage symptoms are advised to seek medical examination in time, identify the cause of the disease and treat it accordingly to restore their previous fertility function.