Why can't I ejaculate after drinking?

I believe everyone has heard of the saying of having sex after drinking, but from a medical point of view, having sex after drinking is not scientific. Whether in novels or TV dramas, the chances of having sex after drinking are relatively high. Therefore, it is unscientific to have sex after drinking because the alcohol in the wine will interfere with the normal human system, causing some men to be unable to have a normal erection, and even if they have an erection, they cannot ejaculate. Now I will tell you why you can’t ejaculate after having an erection after drinking.

If you drink alcohol frequently, will it cause men to be unable to ejaculate?

Why does drinking affect fertility? When men drink a lot of alcohol, a large amount of alcohol is absorbed into the blood circulation in a short period of time, which has great harm to various systems and tissues throughout the body. Because human reproductive cells are particularly sensitive to stimulation from some chemicals (such as alcohol, cottonpol, etc.) and physical factors (such as overheating, strong electric current, ultrasound, etc.), when the reproductive cells poisoned by alcohol combine to form a fertilized egg, its growth and development is often not normal.

Studies have found that patients with chronic alcoholism will experience testicular atrophy, leading to decreased semen quality. Moreover, it will take at least three months for a man's sperm to recover to the same level as before drinking because of the damage caused by being drunk once. For men who are planning to have children, they should wait at least three months after being drunk before letting their wives get pregnant to ensure the health of the fetus. In addition, drinking alcohol can increase the rate of sperm deformation, greatly reducing the chances of a wife becoming pregnant. It can be seen that drinking too much is very harmful to male friends.

Here are some tips on how to drink without hurting your body

1. Do not take a shower after drinking. The glucose stored in the body after drinking will be consumed by physical activity when taking a shower, causing a decrease in blood sugar content and a sharp drop in body temperature. Alcohol inhibits the normal activity of the liver and hinders the recovery of glucose storage in the body, which can endanger life and cause death.

2. Do not drink on an empty stomach. Drinking and eating at the same time will cause the alcohol to stay in the stomach for a long time. The alcohol is disturbed by stomach acid and absorbed slowly, making it difficult to get drunk.

One of the characteristics of alcohol as a beverage is that it is absorbed very quickly in the digestive organs. Of the alcohol that enters the body, about 20% is absorbed by the stomach and 80% is absorbed by the small intestine. It then dissolves into the blood and is transported to every corner of the body. If there is food in the stomach, the rate at which alcohol is moved to the small intestine will be slowed down. However, if the stomach is empty and there is nothing covering the gastric mucosa, the alcohol will move unimpeded in the stomach and go straight to the small intestine. The absorption rate increases, and soon the alcohol concentration in the blood rises sharply.

That is to say, if you drink several glasses in a row or on an empty stomach, the alcohol concentration in your blood will rise to a very high level in an instant, putting you into a dangerous state of paralysis. Therefore, this way of drinking should be avoided as much as possible.

Before drinking, eat some starchy foods, or drink a cup of high-fiber oatmeal first. According to research, water-soluble starch is more effective than fat in reducing the absorption of alcohol. If you don’t have time to eat, you can drink a meal replacement first. The fiber in the meal replacement will make your stomach feel full immediately and reduce your alcohol intake.

3. Don't drink in big gulps. Drink slowly and pause from time to time. Don't drink carbonated beverages such as cola, soda, etc., so as not to speed up the body's absorption of alcohol.

4. Eat more green leafy vegetables and soy products when drinking. The antioxidants and vitamins in green leafy vegetables can protect the liver; the lecithin in soy products also has the effect of protecting the liver.

5. The best hangover sobering thing is not tea , nor Sprite or Coke, but fruit juice, especially orange juice and apple juice, which can play a good role in sobering up because they contain fructose, which can help burn alcohol better.