What happens if a man doesn't ejaculate during sex?

For men, premature ejaculation is a manifestation of a disease. During sexual life, if ejaculation continues to occur, it is also a manifestation of a disease. We know that if ejaculation cannot occur, there will be no pleasure and no orgasm. This often leads to inferiority complex in men, decreased libido, and easily causes male infertility. It can also induce some inflammation of the reproductive system and have an adverse effect on the relationship between husband and wife.

What happens if a man doesn't ejaculate during sex?

Most patients with anejaculation are unable to reach orgasm. They have no confidence in themselves and are very inferior. Sometimes they even lose interest in life. It should be said that the harm of anejaculation is still very great.

1. It can induce impotence. If sexual intercourse is suddenly interrupted, the human body's nerves and organs are still in an excited state and cannot relax for a while. This will increase the burden on the nerves and organs, causing excessive fatigue and eventually leading to impotence.

2. It can induce inflammation. Patients with anejaculation end up with no ejaculation of sperm every time they have sexual intercourse. This is because the congestion in the reproductive system and pelvic cavity still exists, and the human body's organs are still in an excited state. Sperm is not discharged, and other accessory glands such as the seminal vesicles cannot be emptied. It is difficult for the whole person to calm down. Therefore, after sex, even if men lie down and close their eyes to rest, they still feel very tired. If this continues for a long time, it will cause non-bacterial prostatitis and seminal vesiculitis.

3. It can induce frequent nocturnal emission. During sexual intercourse, although semen is not ejaculated, the amount of semen in the body increases sharply. If semen is not ejaculated during sexual intercourse, excessive semen will cause the patient to have frequent nocturnal emissions.

4. Impact on fertility. Without ejaculation and sperm, the woman certainly cannot get pregnant.

Causes of anejaculation

If men want to cure anejaculation, they must first find the cause. There are two main reasons for male anejaculation, namely functional and organic anejaculation.

The common cause of functional anejaculation is some psychological factors in the patient himself. Conflicts between husband and wife, excessive work and life pressure, dissatisfaction of the man with his wife, and sexual behavior being affected by the environment can all cause men to actively restrain their sexual life, which in turn leads to anejaculation. Another reason is that both husband and wife lack sexual knowledge and have a fear of sexual behavior, which prohibits the speed and amplitude of men's thrusting during sexual behavior, causing male anejaculation. Another type of patients suffer from long-term excessive masturbation. Due to frequent masturbation, the ejaculation center has become accustomed to the strong stimulation brought by masturbation. During actual sexual intercourse, the ejaculation center cannot adapt, causing male anejaculation.

The second type of organic anejaculation refers to anejaculation caused by lesions in the male nervous system or some kind of damage. Also, if you have ever undergone a thoracolumbar cross-sense nerve resection or other surgery that damages the nerves, it can cause anejaculation. If local lesions occur in the male reproductive system, such as stenosis of the foreskin opening, excessive foreskin, or hard scars on the penis due to external damage, etc., it can also cause organic anejaculation. Finally, endocrine abnormalities, frequent use of antihypertensive and sedative drugs, alcoholism, and drug abuse can all cause organic anejaculation in men.