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The impact of chronic diseases, such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease, on male ejaculation.
There is no single answer: some women enjoy internal ejaculation ("creampies") or ejaculate in the mouth, others dislike them, and many fall somewhere in between depending on context, relationship, an...
: for most people with male anatomy, ejaculating is accompanied by an orgasmic peak that is experienced as intense pleasure, a release of built-up tension, and brief autonomic changes such as increase...
carries well-documented health risks—primarily transmission of and, in the case of vaginal exposure, potential effects on vaginal microbiota—while pregnancy from oral ejaculation is effectively imposs...
-modifications-for-ed">Excessive ejaculation is not established as a direct cause of chronic hormonal imbalance or permanent erectile dysfunction (ED); transient hormonal shifts after orgasm occur but...
in men over 40 are partly reversible when the cause is modifiable — for example dehydration, recent frequent ejaculation, smoking, excessive alcohol, obesity, or certain medications — but declines dri...
Head‑to‑head randomized trials and systematic reviews consistently show that -and-doxazosin-ejaculatory-dysfunction-risk"> carries the highest rate of ejaculatory dysfunction among the three α1‑blocke...