Changes in Ejaculation Distance and Sensation: A Urology Perspective

Ejaculation distance

I used to masturbate every day, and it felt intense with a strong ejaculation, but now I don't feel much at all, and I sometimes ejaculate without any sensation.
There are times when I feel the urge to urinate during the process, even though I don't experience much pleasure.
Is it possible that the frequent stimulation in the past has led to this lack of sensation? I used to get very excited just from an erection, but now it feels significantly weaker.
Could this be related to a frequent urination issue?

Wen, 10~19 year old female. Ask Date: 2016/09/05

Dr. Lin Wenxu reply Urology

We apologize, but please visit a hospital or clinic to consult with a physician for further detailed evaluation and treatment.

Reply Date: 2016/09/05

More Info

Understanding changes in ejaculation distance and sensation can be a complex issue that encompasses various physiological, psychological, and lifestyle factors. From a urology perspective, several aspects can contribute to the changes you've described, including frequency of sexual activity, psychological factors, and potential underlying medical conditions.

Firstly, frequent masturbation or sexual activity can lead to temporary changes in sexual response. Overstimulation may desensitize the nerves involved in ejaculation, leading to a diminished sensation during orgasm. This phenomenon is sometimes referred to as "refractory period," where the body requires more time to recover and regain sensitivity after frequent sexual activity. If you were previously engaging in daily masturbation, it is possible that your body has adapted to that level of stimulation, and now, with reduced sensation, you may find it challenging to achieve the same level of pleasure.

Additionally, the sensation of ejaculation can be influenced by psychological factors. Stress, anxiety, and even changes in mood can significantly impact sexual performance and enjoyment. If you are experiencing anxiety about your sexual health or performance, this could lead to a decrease in sensation and pleasure during ejaculation. The mind plays a crucial role in sexual arousal, and any psychological barriers can hinder the experience.

Another important factor to consider is the possibility of underlying medical conditions. Conditions such as prostatitis, urinary tract infections, or hormonal imbalances can affect ejaculation and sexual function. If you are experiencing frequent urges to urinate, it could indicate a urinary tract issue or an overactive bladder, which may also interfere with sexual function. It would be advisable to consult with a healthcare professional to rule out any potential medical concerns.

Moreover, lifestyle factors such as diet, exercise, and substance use can also play a role in sexual health. A sedentary lifestyle, poor diet, or excessive alcohol and drug use can negatively impact libido and sexual performance. Ensuring a balanced diet, regular exercise, and avoiding harmful substances can help improve overall sexual health.

In summary, the changes you are experiencing in ejaculation distance and sensation can be attributed to a combination of factors, including frequency of sexual activity, psychological influences, potential medical conditions, and lifestyle choices. It is essential to approach this issue holistically, considering both physical and mental health aspects. If these changes persist or cause significant distress, seeking advice from a urologist or a healthcare professional specializing in sexual health would be beneficial. They can provide a thorough evaluation, offer tailored advice, and suggest appropriate treatments or lifestyle modifications to enhance your sexual well-being.

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