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Use of uroselective alpha-blockers and their effects on retrograde ejaculation
— 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 ...
Retrograde ejaculation (RE) can sometimes be reversed with medications—most commonly sympathomimetics (pseudoephedrine) and tricyclic/related antidepressants (imipramine, amoxapine)—but success is inc...