NHS Lanarkshire Sexual Health - Ejaculation Difficulties

Ejaculation Difficulties

Premature Ejaculation

This is the experience of "coming" too soon. What “too soon” means depends upon your own feelings. You might come as soon as you think about sexual activity, have sexual contact with another person, before Penetration is gained, just after entry, or before you and your partner have had the chance to enjoy the activity. Any of these may be felt by yourself to be “too soon”. You should take into account your partners’ views too - what might be premature for you might not be for your partners.

Internal Ejaculation

Internal Ejaculation is also known as Retrograde ejaculation. This is when the feeling of Orgasm is experienced with sexual activity but no Semen comes out of the Penis . This should not be confused with anejaculation described above where these sensations are not felt.
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Painful Ejaculation

This is exactly what it describes - feeling pain when you Ejaculate/come. The cause of the pain is usually Inflammation. This inflammation may be result of a Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) or some other Infections.
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Bloody Ejaculation

Occasionally, blood can be detected in the Semen. This can happen for a number of reasons, but mostly it tends to be associated with problems of the Prostate or the seminal vesicles (glands which produce the liquid part of semen).
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Unable to Ejaculate

What is Anejaculation? This is the experience of not being able to Orgasm and Ejaculate at all - the word itself means “no Ejaculation”.
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