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The focus of urology on erectile dysfunction and its potential to underreport orgasmic phenomena.
can produce a mix of psychological effects: for some men it brings boosted self-esteem and social validation, while for others it triggers anxiety, relationship friction, body-image concerns and medic...
happens when semen flows into the bladder instead of out through the penis and is diagnosed most commonly by finding sperm in a urine sample taken right after orgasm . Treatment is usually only pursue...
Dry orgasm is a symptom with multiple meanings—most commonly in men the experience of orgasm without ejaculate and in women the loss of lubrication and orgasmic response tied to vaginal atrophy—and ho...
Prostate orgasms are a genuine and well-documented phenomenon, but high-quality population estimates of how many people with prostates can achieve them do not exist; the literature is dominated by cli...
Early vacuum erectile device (VED) use—started in the weeks after nerve‑sparing radical prostatectomy—and especially when combined with regular phosphodiesterase‑5 inhibitors (PDE5i) or intracavernosa...