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A condition characterized by an abnormally low volume of ejaculate.
Published clinical guidance and encyclopedia entries place the typical human ejaculate between roughly 1.25–5 milliliters, but documented extremes in the literature and summaries push the conceivable ...
— defined in many sources as ejaculate volume above roughly 5–6 mL — has multiple possible causes ranging from simple behavioral factors like prolonged abstinence to medical conditions such as , , and...
— where semen is diverted into the bladder instead of exiting the penis — is a known result of , , , and certain surgeries or medications . The literature supplied does not contain a direct study or c...
is often managed medically with drugs that tighten the bladder neck—most commonly such as pseudoephedrine (and older agents like ephedrine or phenylephrine) and such as imipramine or amoxapine—though ...
Pelvic floor muscle training (), including Kegels and guided pelvic physical therapy, is repeatedly shown in the literature to improve ejaculatory control, increase ejaculatory force, and help treat a...
There is clear clinical evidence that multiple medical conditions and treatments can produce orgasm without ejaculation (so‑called “dry” orgasms) or prevent orgasm altogether; the two phenomena are ph...