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Anejaculation or Orgasm Without Ejaculation
Do you know why sometimes there is no ejaculation after the orgasm and what are the potential ways of treating anejaculation?
Join us on Facebook! Normally, the male orgasm is followed by ejaculation of semen. Many men (as well as women) cannot imagine what it would be like if there was no ejaculation. Men have always been preoccupied with the sperm – its color, smell, taste, amount, and the strength of ejaculation. Almost every culture attributed a special meaning to this body fluid. Loss of the sperm was considered as weakness. The sperm had an important role even before 1779...Anejaculation or Orgasm Without Ejaculation
Is There Blood in Your Sperm?
What does it mean if there is blood in the semen? What should you do when you notice it?
Blood in the sperm can indicate serious problems Whenever there is blood, it usually sends shivers down your spine and you think of all the scenarios that you are most afraid of. To cheer you up, fear is often unnecessary and blood in the semen is about as serious as blood mixed in the discharge from the nose. In some cases, however, it can indicate more serious problems. The origin and cause of blood in the semen is unknown in about 50 per cent of the cases. It is...Is There Blood in Your Sperm?
Ejaculation during Sleep – a Cause for Alarm?
Orgasms during sleep are experienced by teenagers as well as older men. Why?
Ejaculation during sleep in adolescence When children start developing into sexually mature beings, they often have the so-called sexual or wet dreams, which are caused by experiences during the day. For instance, erotic scenes from a movie, a pretty school friend, maybe a famous movie star or singer and reading of erotic magazines. This largely happens to teenagers who don’t have regular sexual relations or to virgins who don’t masturbate regularly enough. Ejaculation...Ejaculation during Sleep – a Cause for Alarm?
Retrograde Ejaculation: Men Who Ejaculate Into the Bladder!
Ejaculation means ejecting semen from the penis. However, this may not always be the case. There is also a process called retrograde ejaculation.
How does retrograde ejaculation occur? The male orgasm is usually accompanied by the ejaculation of semen. This is enabled by a sphincter (circular muscle) located between the bladder and the prostate which contracts during an orgasm. Its aim is to prevent a man to ejaculate and urinate at the same time. If the muscle is relaxed, it can cause that, instead of semen being expelled, a part of it is forced backwards. More precisely, into the bladder. Next time the man...Retrograde Ejaculation: Men Who Ejaculate Into the Bladder!
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