Why can't men ejaculate?

Many men have good and bad physical conditions, and some of them are directly related to their sexual function. Therefore, the probability of men having sexual dysfunction in today's society is still relatively high, which is directly related to their physical health. Some people may encounter problems such as difficulty in ejaculation or inability to ejaculate during sex. So what is the reason why men cannot ejaculate during sex?

1. The reasons for non-ejaculation are very complex, including psychological factors, physical health problems and surgery, which can affect the ejaculation function and cause non-ejaculation. Psychological factors include low libido, high psychological pressure, mental trauma, female attractiveness and other aspects, which can affect ejaculation and cause non-ejaculation. It should be noted that almost most patients have the habit of masturbation, so masturbation is a cause of non-ejaculation that cannot be ignored. The reason is that during masturbation, the mind is highly concentrated, and at the same time, masturbation is more stimulating to the reproductive organs, and ejaculation can be achieved in a very short time; some men masturbate for a long time, causing the sensitivity of the glans mucosa to decrease, and they are not adapted to the stimulation of the vagina. After that, they cannot ejaculate during normal intercourse. Therefore, masturbation actually has a great impact on ejaculation.

2. Anejaculation caused by physical reasons should not be ignored, especially for men who are older or have undergone surgery. Anejaculation may be caused by physical diseases. For example, prostatitis, diabetes, drugs, hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism, trauma, surgical history, etc. Among them, anejaculation caused by diabetes, drugs and surgery should be taken seriously. Diabetes can easily cause neurological diseases, which in turn leads to anejaculation; other drugs (such as anti-anxiety and depression drugs, anti-androgen drugs, prostate drugs, etc.) and surgeries (such as retroperitoneal surgery, prostate surgery, etc.) can also cause anejaculation.

3. Asexuality, also known as ejaculation failure, refers to the ability to insert the penis into the vagina and maintain sexual intercourse for a period of time, often longer than normal intercourse time, but without orgasm and difficulty in ejaculating. After a woman becomes pregnant and has children, factors such as the woman's body shape, changes in the living environment caused by having children (changes in work and rest schedules and fatigue, etc.), changes in life rhythm, and vaginal relaxation can also cause asexuality.