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Forum Name: Male Sexual Disorders

Question: Retrograde ejaculation - whom to consult


 variablebuddy - Fri Oct 23, 2009 10:03 am Bookmark and Share  

Hi,
I am suffering from dry oragsm i.e. no semen or very less semen that too sometimes is ejected after masturbation. I am 25 yrs old. I am not very much clear on which doctor to consult for it. After reading certain posts on internet, I found that I should consult a urologist. Is this correct, should i go for urologist.?
Around 8-9 yrs back I had met with an accident, wherein I was hurt in kidney, for 2 days there was red urine until the bladder was cleaned with distilled water.
Since then only I seem to have this problem.
Please advise.
 Dr.M.jagesh kamath - Fri Oct 23, 2009 9:20 pm Bookmark and Share  

User avatar Hello,The first thing here is to rule out a dry orgasm and differentiate it from retrograde ejaculation.If after a maturbation urine is collected and examined,shows sperm cells it is retrograde.If there are none it is dry.There is no problem here for sex but the problem here is for fertility.Dry orgasm needs to be investigated further because there may be problem of production or conduction.Retrograde ejaculation means the sperms are produced and instead of coming out gets diverted to the bladder.Medications,surgeries relating to the genitourinary tract,spine inuries all can cause retrograde problems.The best person to contact is a urologist.Ok?

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