Causes of male infertility fall into three main categories: spermatogenesis dysfunction, sexual dysfunction, and obstructive spermatic tract disorder.
Of these, according to a 2014 survey by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, the number of patients with sexual dysfunction has more than quadrupled since the 1996 survey results.
Sexual dysfunction includes "sexual intercourse disorder (erectile dysfunction)" and "ejaculation disorder.
ED (erectile dysfunction) is a disease that increases with age.
This makes it impossible to conceive if the timing is not done during the ovulation period.
Other causes of ED include smoking, high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, and the effects of drugs.
Regarding causative agents, these include antihypertensive drugs, psychiatric drugs, anti-ulcer drugs, and anti-male hormone drugs.
Ejaculation disorder is the inability to ejaculate properly, although an erection is achieved.
There are surprisingly many people like this when listening to stories, and they are by no means a special mental state.
On the day of timing, it is a case of pressure and inability to get an erection, etc.
Also, one of the reasons why erections do not last is due to problems with the method of masturbation.
If the patient is unable to achieve or sustain an erection on the day of timing, treatment is the same as for ED.
Regarding the problem of masturbation method, we will listen to you and improve it.
Ejaculation dysfunction is classified into the following table according to its symptoms.
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Decreased ejaculation function
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Decrease in semen volume, ejaculation force, and orgasm
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Intravaginal ejaculation disorder
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Can ejaculate during masturbation but not vaginally
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No ejaculation
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There is a problem with the seminal vesicles that make semen, so you can't make semen, or you can't get it out.
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Premature Ejaculation
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When ejaculation occurs earlier than your ejaculation request.
The International Society of Sexology defines it as "ejaculation within 1 minute after insertion"
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Delayed Ejaculation
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When the ejaculation occurs at a later time than the patient wishes to ejaculate.
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Retrograde Disorder
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Urethral opening does not close during ejaculation, causing semen to regurgitate into the bladder instead of out of the body.
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①Decreased ejaculation function
Generally, ejaculatory function declines with age.
Decrease in semen volume, ejaculation momentum, and orgasm are observed.
Counseling is used to understand the current situation and address symptoms.
②Intravaginal ejaculation disorder
Intravaginal ejaculation disorder is a condition in which ejaculation is possible with masturbation but not within the vagina.
Factors that prevent ejaculation in the vagina include:
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Psychogenic (psychological problems)
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Inappropriate masturbation
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Erectile dysfunction (hypertension, mental illness, or the effects of these drugs)
③No ejaculation
This is a condition in which semen does not come out of the urethra despite ejaculation (sensation of ejaculation).
A problem with the seminal vesicles or other parts of the body that produce semen, resulting in an inability to produce semen, or an inability to produce semen.
④Premature Ejaculation
Ejaculation at an earlier time during sexual intercourse than the desired time of ejaculation.
As a definition of premature ejaculation, the International Society of Sexual Medicine states,
"Ejaculation within one minute before or after penetration every time, or almost every time, during sexual activity. symptom of avoiding sexual behavior".
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BJU Int. 2008 Aug;102(3):338-50. Epub 2008 May 21.
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⑤Delayed Ejaculation
Ejaculation occurs later than the desired timing of ejaculation during sexual intercourse.
Delayed ejaculation is often caused by intravaginal ejaculation disorder due to inappropriate masturbation.
⑥Retrograde Disorder
This is a case in which the urethral opening does not close during ejaculation and the semen travels backwards into the bladder instead of out of the body.
It may be seen in people with neuropathy due to spinal cord injury or prostate surgery, or in people with diseases such as diabetes.
The diagnosis of retrograde disorder is made by examining the absence of seminal emission after ejaculation and the presence of semen in the urine.
Although drug treatment is the basis for retrograde disorders, caution should be exercised due to drugs containing ingredients that can cause the onset of ED.
In addition, in cases that do not improve with drug treatment, there is also a method of ejaculating into the washed bladder and collecting sperm, followed by artificial insemination or in vitro fertilization.
