What are the dangers of external semen removal?

In vitro semen ejaculation may lead to contraceptive failure, sexual dysfunction, increased psychological stress, increased risk of prostatitis and affect the quality of sexual life. There are five main types of hazards: unintended pregnancy, men's health risks, strained partner relationships, inflammation of the reproductive system, and decreased sexual satisfaction.

1. Unexpected pregnancy:

The contraceptive failure rate of in vitro semen ejaculation is as high as 15%-28%. The prostatic fluid secreted by men before ejaculation may contain a small amount of sperm, especially in the early stage of sexual excitement, a small amount of sperm has overflowed. There are common clinical cases of unintended pregnancy caused by external semen ejaculation. It is recommended to use more reliable contraceptive methods such as condoms or female contraceptive pills.

2. Men’s health hazards:

Repeated interruptions in sexual intercourse may cause ejaculatory dysfunction, and long-term use of this method may lead to anejaculation or retrograde ejaculation. Sudden cessation of sexual intercourse will prolong pelvic congestion and increase the risk of chronic prostatitis. Some patients will experience perineal swelling and pain, frequent urination and other symptoms.

3. Tension in partner relationship:

In vitro semen ejaculation requires a high degree of concentration on the part of the man, which can easily cause anxiety during sexual intercourse. Women may experience a psychological gap due to the sudden interruption of sexual intercourse, and long-term use of this method may cause both parties to lose sexual desire and even cause emotional estrangement.

4. Reproductive system inflammation:

Incomplete semen ejaculation will keep the seminal vesicles in a full state for a long time and increase the probability of seminal vesiculitis. Prostatic fluid retention may induce aseptic prostatitis, with clinical manifestations such as white dripping after urination and lower abdominal distension. In severe cases, prostate massage and other treatments are required.

5. Decreased sexual satisfaction:

Forced interruption before orgasm will reduce the sexual pleasure experience, making it difficult for both parties to fully satisfy. Long-term use of this method may lead to frigidity and women are more likely to have orgasmic disorders. It is recommended to learn about scientific contraceptive methods through formal sex education.

Improving sexual lifestyle can reduce related risks. It is recommended to maintain a regular sexual life but avoid excessive frequency. Urinating promptly after sexual intercourse can help flush the urethra. Eat more zinc-containing foods such as tomatoes and nuts every day, and do moderate Kegel exercises to enhance pelvic floor muscle control. If you have persistent perineal discomfort or abnormal urination, you need to go to a urology department promptly to check for prostate disease. Partners should openly communicate their sexual needs, choose safe and comfortable contraceptive methods together, and consult a professional physician for personalized advice when necessary.