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no semen on climax
An_242935 posted:
I have this problem I have sex with my wife and no semen on climax, it feels like I am cumming but nothing comes out, My wife goes in to clean up says nothing comes out. next time I masturbate nothing comes out on reaching climax except this clear fluid and that is all there is. Three years ago I had a kidney stone removed that grew in my bladdfer, The urologist had to put me out he inserted a device up my penis into the bladder and blasted the stone to little ppieces the flushed it out with some sort of solution for three days as I lay there in Hospital, it hurt like heck everytime I urinated. When they pulled out this hose the size of small garden hose it really hurt I yelled like a banshee, after several weeks of healing the doc says it is safe to have sex now, but I find nothing comes out on climax, what is wrong here Why cant I shoot off any semen not even a small dribble
9 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:no semen on climaxI have this problem I have sex with my wife and no semen on climax, it feels like I am cumming but nothing comes out, My wife goes in to clean up says nothing comes out. next time I masturbate nothing comes out on reaching climax except this clear fluid and that is all there is. Three years ago I had a kidney stone removed that grew in my bladdfer, The urologist had to put me out he inserted a device up my penis into the bladder and blasted the stone to little ppieces the flushed it out with some sort of solution for three days as I lay there in Hospital, it hurt like heck everytime I urinated. When they pulled out this hose the size of small garden hose it really hurt I yelled like a banshee, after several weeks of healing the doc says it is safe to have sex now, but I find nothing comes out on climax, what is wrong here Why cant I shoot off any semen not even a small dribble
Joe8843 responded:
I have a similar problem. Since I have been taking generic Flomax, the volume of sperm that I release has dropped to practically after I orgasm through masturbation. What I do discharge is clear and watery.
Does anyone else have this problem?
Does anyone else have this problem?
Report This| Share this:no semen on climaxI have a similar problem. Since I have been taking generic Flomax, the volume of sperm that I release has dropped to practically after I orgasm through masturbation. What I do discharge is clear and watery.<br /> <br />Does anyone else have this problem?
Anon_16867 responded:
it goes back up in your bladder..it is called retro sometime..i have that same problem..feels like u are cummin but nothing comes out...but when you have too pee it will come out...nothing too worry about or nothing you can do about it
Report This| Share this:no semen on climaxit goes back up in your bladder..it is called retro sometime..i have that same problem..feels like u are cummin but nothing comes out...but when you have too pee it will come out...nothing too worry about or nothing you can do about it
If you have a retrograde ejaculation, does the appearance of your urine change?
Report This| Share this:no semen on climaxIf you have a retrograde ejaculation, does the appearance of your urine change?
wilburthecat replied to Joe8843's response:
Was diagnosed severely diabetic about five years ago, in a coma for four days, nearly died, etc. Not good.
Went on five insulin injections a day, after about two years things began to return to normal, third year I was no longer diabetic. Now I just watch my carbs and my blood sugar is better than most "healthy" people.
Anyhow, had retrograde ejaculation for most of that time, now also back to normal. Only change in urine was the occasional cloudiness, due to the fact you ejaculate into your bladder, not outward through the urethra.
It's totally harmless, just a bit strange to deal with at first.
Went on five insulin injections a day, after about two years things began to return to normal, third year I was no longer diabetic. Now I just watch my carbs and my blood sugar is better than most "healthy" people.
Anyhow, had retrograde ejaculation for most of that time, now also back to normal. Only change in urine was the occasional cloudiness, due to the fact you ejaculate into your bladder, not outward through the urethra.
It's totally harmless, just a bit strange to deal with at first.
Report This| Share this:no semen on climaxWas diagnosed severely diabetic about five years ago, in a coma for four days, nearly died, etc. Not good.<br /> <br />Went on five insulin injections a day, after about two years things began to return to normal, third year I was no longer diabetic. Now I just watch my carbs and my blood sugar is better than most "healthy" people.<br /> <br />Anyhow, had retrograde ejaculation for most of that time, now also back to normal. Only change in urine was the occasional cloudiness, due to the fact you ejaculate into your bladder, not outward through the urethra.<br /> <br />It's totally harmless, just a bit strange to deal with at first.
wilburthecat replied to wilburthecat's response:
Forgot to mention, but retrograde ejaculation is a side effect some diabetic guys experience.
Report This| Share this:no semen on climaxForgot to mention, but retrograde ejaculation is a side effect some diabetic guys experience.
no my urine does not change any just a bit cloudy
barefoot3us responded:
I'm not a doc, but it sounds like retrograde ejaculation.
You don't mention if your taking any medications for anything, but this is my experience with no cum.
I can sympathize, I'm 64 and married for 44 years.
I had a very active sex life with my wife and could masturbate always.
Probably a year to 2 years ago ago I developed Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), due to an enlarged prostate which lead me to having urinary tract infections. My Urologist told me I wasn't able to empty my bladder completely and this is what was giving me the urinary tract infections.
My urologist put me on a drug called Jalyn which has done wonders for me, no more urinary tract infections. I also had a Urethrotomy done by my urologist, this is a procedure that opens up the meatus/opening to help with better urine flow.
Sorry I digress. Since I started taking Jalyn when I masturbate or have sex with my wife I have no ejaculate. I have the feeling of coming which is still pleasurable, but no cum. I do have from time to time some pre-cum or possibly ejaculate that will flow from my penis which is exciting, but not at the times when I have sex or masturbate.
From doing lots of reading about Jalyn and it's side effects I'm experiencing them for sure.
I have what is called retrograde ejaculation which occurs when semen enters the bladder instead of going out through the urethra during ejaculation.
The Jayln relaxes the neck of the bladder which in turn does not allow the ejaculate to flow out of the penis, but backs up into the bladder. This is not harmful, but takes the wonderful feeling of my cum flowing out of my penis.
The Jayln is indeed doing a good job for me in relaxing the neck of my bladder and letting it empty all the urine and not causing me infections.
Although I've given up the wonderful ability to cum as I did most of my life, but not having urinary tract infections is so much more important for sure.
I know I've gone on forever and I'm sorry. I didn't want this to be about me albeit I wanted to let you know that medications can certainly change the way we ejaculate and how our penis's respond.
I hope I helped in some small way and try to enjoy what you do experience, try to imagine not being able to cum at all.
Talk to your doctor maybe he can adjust your meds if your taking any to allow you to come more potently.
Good luck,
Barefoot3us
You don't mention if your taking any medications for anything, but this is my experience with no cum.
I can sympathize, I'm 64 and married for 44 years.
I had a very active sex life with my wife and could masturbate always.
Probably a year to 2 years ago ago I developed Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), due to an enlarged prostate which lead me to having urinary tract infections. My Urologist told me I wasn't able to empty my bladder completely and this is what was giving me the urinary tract infections.
My urologist put me on a drug called Jalyn which has done wonders for me, no more urinary tract infections. I also had a Urethrotomy done by my urologist, this is a procedure that opens up the meatus/opening to help with better urine flow.
Sorry I digress. Since I started taking Jalyn when I masturbate or have sex with my wife I have no ejaculate. I have the feeling of coming which is still pleasurable, but no cum. I do have from time to time some pre-cum or possibly ejaculate that will flow from my penis which is exciting, but not at the times when I have sex or masturbate.
From doing lots of reading about Jalyn and it's side effects I'm experiencing them for sure.
I have what is called retrograde ejaculation which occurs when semen enters the bladder instead of going out through the urethra during ejaculation.
The Jayln relaxes the neck of the bladder which in turn does not allow the ejaculate to flow out of the penis, but backs up into the bladder. This is not harmful, but takes the wonderful feeling of my cum flowing out of my penis.
The Jayln is indeed doing a good job for me in relaxing the neck of my bladder and letting it empty all the urine and not causing me infections.
Although I've given up the wonderful ability to cum as I did most of my life, but not having urinary tract infections is so much more important for sure.
I know I've gone on forever and I'm sorry. I didn't want this to be about me albeit I wanted to let you know that medications can certainly change the way we ejaculate and how our penis's respond.
I hope I helped in some small way and try to enjoy what you do experience, try to imagine not being able to cum at all.
Talk to your doctor maybe he can adjust your meds if your taking any to allow you to come more potently.
Good luck,
Barefoot3us
Report This| Share this:no semen on climaxI'm not a doc, but it sounds like retrograde ejaculation.<br />You don't mention if your taking any medications for anything, but this is my experience with no cum.<br />I can sympathize, I'm 64 and married for 44 years. <br />I had a very active sex life with my wife and could masturbate always.<br />Probably a year to 2 years ago ago I developed <b>Benign prostatic hyperplasia</b> (<b>BPH</b>), due to an enlarged prostate which lead me to having urinary tract infections. My Urologist told me I wasn't able to empty my bladder completely and this is what was giving me the urinary tract infections.<br />My urologist put me on a drug called Jalyn which has done wonders for me, no more urinary tract infections. I also had a Urethrotomy done by my urologist, this is a procedure that opens up the meatus/opening to help with better urine flow.<br />Sorry I digress. Since I started taking Jalyn when I masturbate or have sex with my wife I have no ejaculate. I have the feeling of coming which is still pleasurable, but no cum. I do have from time to time some pre-cum or possibly ejaculate that will flow from my penis which is exciting, but not at the times when I have sex or masturbate.<br />From doing lots of reading about Jalyn and it's side effects I'm experiencing them for sure.<br />I have what is called retrograde ejaculation which occurs when semen enters the bladder instead of going out through the urethra during ejaculation.<br />The Jayln relaxes the neck of the bladder which in turn does not allow the ejaculate to flow out of the penis, but backs up into the bladder. This is not harmful, but takes the wonderful feeling of my cum flowing out of my penis. <br />The Jayln is indeed doing a good job for me in relaxing the neck of my bladder and letting it empty all the urine and not causing me infections.<br />Although I've given up the wonderful ability to cum as I did most of my life, but not having urinary tract infections is so much more important for sure.<br />I know I've gone on forever and I'm sorry. I didn't want this to be about me albeit I wanted to let you know that medications can certainly change the way we ejaculate and how our penis's respond.<br />I hope I helped in some small way and try to enjoy what you do experience, try to imagine not being able to cum at all.<br />Talk to your doctor maybe he can adjust your meds if your taking any to allow you to come more potently.<br />Good luck,<br />Barefoot3us
wilburthecat responded:
Responded several weeks ago, writing about retrograde ejaculation.
Since this is about men's sexual issues, thought I'd add a little more.
When I was diabetic and had the retrograde ejaculation problem, definitely weird at first, but I must admit I had fantastic orgasms. Long lasting and wonderful.
We've all masturbated, most of us still do. I loved it at the time. Long lasting, full body orgasms that literally left me short of breath. Best sex I ever had in my life, solo or with a partner, kind of miss it now.
Since this is about men's sexual issues, thought I'd add a little more.
When I was diabetic and had the retrograde ejaculation problem, definitely weird at first, but I must admit I had fantastic orgasms. Long lasting and wonderful.
We've all masturbated, most of us still do. I loved it at the time. Long lasting, full body orgasms that literally left me short of breath. Best sex I ever had in my life, solo or with a partner, kind of miss it now.
Report This| Share this:no semen on climaxResponded several weeks ago, writing about retrograde ejaculation.<br /> <br />Since this is about men's sexual issues, thought I'd add a little more.<br /> <br />When I was diabetic and had the retrograde ejaculation problem, definitely weird at first, but I must admit I had fantastic orgasms. Long lasting and wonderful.<br /> <br />We've all masturbated, most of us still do. I loved it at the time. Long lasting, full body orgasms that literally left me short of breath. Best sex I ever had in my life, solo or with a partner, kind of miss it now.
wilburthecat responded:
Sorry to keep commenting and hogging this thread, but forgot to mention something.
When I was experiencing the retrograde ejaculation problem from diabetes, I was undergoing constant blood tests about every six weeks to monitor things.
One odd thing that really stood out is that my testosterone levels were 5-6 times normal. I still felt the same, and nothing physical changed that I noticed. I kind of hoped I'd become all buffed out like a Men's Health cover model, but no luck there.
Doctor wasn't worried at all and after a few years it settled back to normal levels. Have no idea if it was related or what symptoms it may have caused.
Just my experience and may have nothing to do with what you're experiencing, but worth mentioning just in case.
When I was experiencing the retrograde ejaculation problem from diabetes, I was undergoing constant blood tests about every six weeks to monitor things.
One odd thing that really stood out is that my testosterone levels were 5-6 times normal. I still felt the same, and nothing physical changed that I noticed. I kind of hoped I'd become all buffed out like a Men's Health cover model, but no luck there.
Doctor wasn't worried at all and after a few years it settled back to normal levels. Have no idea if it was related or what symptoms it may have caused.
Just my experience and may have nothing to do with what you're experiencing, but worth mentioning just in case.
Report This| Share this:no semen on climaxSorry to keep commenting and hogging this thread, but forgot to mention something.<br /> <br />When I was experiencing the retrograde ejaculation problem from diabetes, I was undergoing constant blood tests about every six weeks to monitor things.<br /> <br />One odd thing that really stood out is that my testosterone levels were 5-6 times normal. I still felt the same, and nothing physical changed that I noticed. I kind of hoped I'd become all buffed out like a Men's Health cover model, but no luck there.<br /> <br />Doctor wasn't worried at all and after a few years it settled back to normal levels. Have no idea if it was related or what symptoms it may have caused.<br /> <br />Just my experience and may have nothing to do with what you're experiencing, but worth mentioning just in case.
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