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Difficulty In Ejaculation After Episode Of Amphetamine Overdose. What Could Be Wrong With Body?
hi in february this year a had an amphetamine overdose, to be more precise i overdosed on 22 grams of pure amphetamine. i didnt die but ever since im having a hard time ejaculating. it takes me a long time to ejaculate when i masturbate and when im with a female i can go the whole night without stopping and still i wont ejaculate. what has happened to my body? is there a cure, im very worried and dont know how im gonna have kids at this rate. thank you
Mon, 11 Nov 2013
Hi, thanks for using healthcare magic
It is possible that your lack of obvious ejaculate is due to retrograde ejaculation.
In retrograde ejaculation , the ejaculate is redirected backwards into the bladder rather than forwards into the urethra.
Recreational drugs such as amphetamines can cause retrograde ejaculation.
There are treatment options available to you. (1) it would be important to eliminate all drug use
(2)there are medications that can be prescribed by your doctor to help restore proper ejaculation
(3)when you and your partner wish the conceive, if the above are ineffective , sperm can be retrieved from the bladder
(4)there are devices that can be used as well
It may be best to consult with a urologist to discuss treatment options.
I hope this helps
It is possible that your lack of obvious ejaculate is due to retrograde ejaculation.
In retrograde ejaculation , the ejaculate is redirected backwards into the bladder rather than forwards into the urethra.
Recreational drugs such as amphetamines can cause retrograde ejaculation.
There are treatment options available to you. (1) it would be important to eliminate all drug use
(2)there are medications that can be prescribed by your doctor to help restore proper ejaculation
(3)when you and your partner wish the conceive, if the above are ineffective , sperm can be retrieved from the bladder
(4)there are devices that can be used as well
It may be best to consult with a urologist to discuss treatment options.
I hope this helps
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