ejaculation (redirected from incomplete ejaculation)

ejaculation /ejac·u·la·tion/ (e-jak″u-la´shun) forcible, sudden expulsion; especially expulsion of semen from the male urethra.ejac´ulatory

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premature ejaculation  that consistently occurring either prior to, upon, or immediately after penetration and before it is desired.

retarded ejaculation  male orgasmic disorder.

retrograde ejaculation  ejaculation in which semen travels up the urethra towards the bladder instead of to the outside of the body.

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e·jac·u·la·tion (-jky-lshn)

n.

The act or process of ejaculating.

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Ejaculation

Theprocess bywhich semen(made up in part of prostatic fluid) is ejected by the erect penis.

Mentioned in: Prostatitis, Vasectomy

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ejaculation

[-ā′shən]

Etymology: L, ejaculari, to hurl out

the sudden emission of semen from the male urethra, usually during copulation, masturbation, or nocturnal emission. It is a reflex action in two phases. In the first phase, sperm, seminal fluid, and prostatic and bulbourethral gland secretions are moved into the urethra. In the second phase, strong spasmodic peristaltic contractions force ejaculation. The sensation of ejaculation is commonly also called orgasm . The fluid volume of the ejaculate is usually between 2 and 5 mL. Each milliliter usually contains 50 million to 150 million spermatozoa. ejaculatory [ijak'yələtôr'ē] , adj.

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ejaculation [e-jak″u-la´shun]

forcible, sudden expulsion; especially expulsion of semen from the male urethra, a reflex action that occurs as a result of sexual stimulation. adj., adj ejac´ulatory. The three components of semen are expelled in quick succession. First to emerge is a lubricating fluid produced by the bulbourethral glands in the penis; next comes a fluid released into the urethral channel by the prostate, providing a neutral medium within which the sperm cells can swim; and lastly, the spermatic fluid, which has been stored in the seminal vesicles, is likewise injected into the urethral channel and ejaculated. See also reproduction.

premature ejaculation ejaculation consistently occurring either prior to, upon, or immediately after penetration and before desired, taking into account factors such as age, novelty of the specific situation and recent frequency of sexual activity.

retarded ejaculation male orgasmic disorder.

retrograde ejaculation ejaculation with discharge of the semen into the bladder rather than through the urethra to the outside. It often occurs after prostatectomy or spinal cord injury.

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ejaculation

forcible, sudden expulsion; especially expulsion of semen from the male urethra, a reflex action that occurs as a result of sexual stimulation. Includes lubricating fluid from bulbourethral glands, prostatic and seminal vesicular fluids and semen. Called also seminal ejaculation.

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electrical ejaculation

see electroejaculation.

incomplete ejaculation

the process of ejaculation of semen is not completed and semen does not reach the external urethral orifice, due usually to a defect in the sympathetic innervation of the region.

retrograde ejaculation

after intercourse, in which no semen is ejaculated from the external urethral orifice, semen is found in the urinary bladder.

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ejaculation

Urology The discharge of semen from the male urethra at the time of sexual climax or orgasm. See Nocturnal emission, Premature ejaculation, Retrograde ejaculation.

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Patient discussion about ejaculation.

Q. is there proven cure for premature ejaculation

A. "Two techniques are commonly used to treat premature ejaculation. They also help reduce the anxiety that often aggravates the problem. Each technique trains the man to experience high levels of excitement without ejaculating. Both involve self-stimulation of the penis (while masturbating) or stimulation by a partner until the man feels that he will soon ejaculate. When done with a partner, stimulation is at first by hand and later before or during intercourse.

In the stop-and-start technique, stimulation is stopped. With the squeeze technique, the man or his partner squeezes for 10 to 20 seconds the part of the penis where the head (glans) meets the shaft, preventing ejaculation and decreasing the strength of the erection. In both techniques, stimulation can resume after about 30 seconds. With practice, more than 95% of men learn to delay ejaculation for 5 to 10 minutes or even longer."

Q. what medication can i take for fremature ejaculation is there a over the counter med?or do i need to see a dr.?

A. I think it is right that anti depressants work, the question is how efficient it is, do you need to take it regularly on not and what are the side effects...