Is there any harm in not ejaculating?

Normal sex life is beneficial to the health of both parties, can relieve stress and make both parties happy. Some people try not to ejaculate in order to improve the quality of sex life and prolong the time of sex. So is there any harm in not ejaculating? If you do this for a long time, it will definitely not be good for the body. Then you will not feel the pleasure of sex life, and it may affect sexual function over time. Let's learn about the disadvantages of not ejaculating.

Many men always try every possible way to prevent semen from being ejaculated during sex in order to prolong the duration of sex, but they always feel tired and listless after sex.

Many people hold back ejaculation during sex, but the reasons vary. Some people think they have strong sexual abilities, but they worry that too frequent sex and too much ejaculation will cause kidney deficiency and shorten their lifespan. If they try to reduce ejaculation, it will be beneficial to health and longevity. These people are influenced by traditional ideas and believe that "one drop of semen equals ten drops of blood" and "ejaculation will greatly damage your vitality", which leads to fear. In fact, this concept is completely unscientific. Others hold back ejaculation because they are worried about getting their wives pregnant. Some men also try to have sex at a certain frequency in order to show off their sexual abilities. This kind of sexual "overdraft" behavior of artificially holding back ejaculation during sexual intercourse will not only not prolong life, but will cause some diseases. The following are some common male symptoms caused by holding back ejaculation.

(1) Erectile dysfunction. When men want to ejaculate but hold back when approaching orgasm, the excessive congestion of the pelvis will increase the burden on the sexual nervous system and sexual organs, and affect sexual feelings, making it impossible for men to fully devote themselves to sexual enjoyment. Over time, this will reduce male sexual desire, which is not conducive to the full development of men's sexual ability and is likely to induce erectile dysfunction.

(2) Retrograde ejaculation. Ejaculation during sexual intercourse is a normal physiological phenomenon. If you forcibly hold back ejaculation, it will affect the ejaculation function, resulting in delayed ejaculation or even no ejaculation. Another point that needs to be recognized is that holding back ejaculation does not necessarily mean that semen will not be ejaculated. It is more likely that semen will "go through the back door", that is, retrograde ejaculation. Semen retrogradely enters the bladder and is then discharged from the body with urine. In the long run, it will affect a man's fertility. In addition, because of holding back ejaculation, the semen accumulated during sexual arousal may eventually be discharged from the body in other ways, causing spermatorrhea.

(3) Chronic prostatitis. After normal ejaculation, the male sexual organs secrete sufficient body fluids and gradually become soft. After a short period of time, the blood flow in the penis will return to normal. If ejaculation is interrupted, the blood flow recovery rate in the sexual organs will slow down, resulting in a persistent congestion state, which can easily induce reproductive system infectious diseases and congestive diseases, such as chronic bacterial prostatitis. In addition, if the seminal vesicle is persistently congested, the capillaries on the seminal vesicle wall will rupture and hematospermia will occur.

In short, sex is the result of the interaction between husband and wife. Everyone should understand the normal physiology and pathology of men and women and do what they can. During sex, if the above problems occur due to holding back ejaculation, you should consult a urologist or andrologist in the hospital in time and receive treatment under the guidance of the doctor.