How To Manage Weak Ejaculation in Men (Paperback)
If you don't ejaculate with as much force as you used to, it's likely because you're growing older. Just as age weakens your muscles and changes your eyesight, it can reduce both the strength and volume of your ejaculation.
Every ejaculation releases semen from your body through your penis. The process happens in two stages:
- During the first stage, called emission, semen (sperm-containing fluid) collects in the urethral bulb at the base of your penis.
- During the second stage, called expulsion, muscles around your urethra squeeze to push the semen out through your penis.
A problem in the first stage of this process can reduce the amount of semen you ejaculate. A problem with the second stage can reduce the force with which semen is expelled.
Weak ejaculation is largely subjective, meaning it's often noticed by the person. Orgasm intensity varies from man to man. Though ejaculation may feel weaker than normal to you, it may not be a problem unless it impacts your enjoyment of sex. A weaker orgasm may not feel as satisfying as a stronger one.
A bigger issue is if you ejaculate less fluid or sperm. This can be a problem if you plan to have children. Other common age-related problems are trouble getting an erection (erectile dysfunction) or having an orgasm (anorgasmia).
Sexual problems can be hard to discuss, even with your doctor. Yet being open about what's happening can help you find a solution and prevent weak ejaculation from affecting your sex life.
This book has detailed the basics of weak ejaculation and solutions to help you combat it, and rescue your sex life.