Is it okay to have an erection for a long time without ejaculation?

Many men often maintain an erection for a long time during sex, which prolongs the pleasure for both parties. But is it good to have an erection for a long time without ejaculating? In fact, many experts do not recommend men to do this, because controlling oneself from ejaculating for a long time can easily cause ejaculation difficulties in the future, and in severe cases, anejaculation syndrome may occur. Therefore, men can control themselves appropriately, but they cannot not ejaculate for a long time.

Anejaculation refers to the condition in which the penis can erect normally and have sexual intercourse, but cannot ejaculate semen, or in other cases can ejaculate semen but does not ejaculate in the vagina, so it is impossible to reach orgasm and obtain sexual pleasure. Normal ejaculation is a complex physiological process, a complex physiological reflex process involving the nervous system, endocrine system and urogenital system. If any link in the process has functional or organic disorders, it can lead to anejaculation. Anejaculation can cause male infertility, affect the relationship between husband and wife, and even lead to family breakdown.

During sexual intercourse, the sexual organs (mainly the glans penis) sense sexual impulses, which are transmitted through afferent nerves to the spinal ejaculation center and the ejaculation center, and then through efferent nerves to control the effector organs (vas deferens, seminal vesicles, pelvis, bladder neck and prostate), inducing ejaculation and accompanied by pleasure. This ejaculation reflex is controlled by the brain. If any link in the ejaculation pathway has functional or organic disorders, it can lead to ejaculation disorders.

During sexual intercourse, the patient's penis can maintain erection for a long time without fatigue, but cannot reach orgasm, there is no ejaculation movement, and no semen is discharged from the body. Anejaculation can be divided into functional aejaculation and organic aejaculation according to whether the patient usually has no sperm and whether he can ejaculate through masturbation stimulation. Functional aejaculation accounts for about 90%. The patient has no semen discharged from the body during sexual intercourse, but can ejaculate during masturbation or ejaculate during non-sexual intercourse. Organic aejaculation does not ejaculate under any circumstances, and may be accompanied by symptoms and signs corresponding to the primary disease.