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I can't ejaculate, what's wrong?
Today and yesterday when I was masturbating I couldn't ejaculate. I feel as though I have no sperm. Is there something wrong with me? My age is 16 and I never had problems like this before.
Thanks Dalubaba, now everything has gone to normal again. I wasn't producing enough sperm, I don't know why, but now it's OK.
The following days have passed and I'm not that sure if it's really a temporary thing. I'm gonna give it some more time, but I can ejaculate but only when I'm extremely aroused, like something that would normally make me ejaculate in 10 seconds... what the hell is going on?
I managed to ejaculate, but it was difficult! Hopefully in the following days I'll find out that it was only a temporary thing.
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Dehydration is a possible reason. I’ve had the issue.
true that.
Try this simple treatment.
Stretch the fore skin as much as comfortable and pour water over the stretched part for 15 minutes every day. Many nerve endings are in the tip of the foreskin.
This is good for sexual health.
And if you are circumcised pat perinium(small triangular muscle between scrotum and penis) with Water-dripping cloth.
Stretch the fore skin as much as comfortable and pour water over the stretched part for 15 minutes every day. Many nerve endings are in the tip of the foreskin.
This is good for sexual health.
And if you are circumcised pat perinium(small triangular muscle between scrotum and penis) with Water-dripping cloth.
I will try doing that, but it's already 2 days since I last masturbated. My general health is OK I guess, except that I have insomnia. I don't think it's related though. Thanks for the reply.
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