The dangers of not ejaculating

The dangers of not ejaculating

Ejaculation is a normal physiological process that not only produces sexual pleasure and satisfaction, making the sexual life of men and women harmonious, but also makes family life happy and full of fun.

The sexual response process is a natural process. Artificial interference or control will cause sexual function disorders. Tolerance is restrained by the brain. This restraint can produce an inhibitory effect and is prone to sexual dysfunction. Some people suffer from "anejaculation" caused by "forbearance".

During orgasm, the muscles of the vas deferens, seminal vesicles, prostate and urethra contract rhythmically, and ejaculation must occur, and restraint will not help. If the semen cannot be discharged by forcibly pinching it with hands, the semen will often be forced to break through the inner opening of the bladder and enter the bladder, forming "retrograde ejaculation". Doing this for a long time can form a conditioned reflex, causing retrograde ejaculation to occur frequently, causing infertility.

Some people refrain from ejaculation for fear of losing semen, thinking that semen is the essence of the human body. In fact, semen is just a kind of secretion. It is not discharged through ejaculation and must be lost through nocturnal emissions or urination. The existence of this kind of thinking is often the root cause of various sexual dysfunctions or neurasthenia.