men s health issues
Retrograde Ejaculation
Treatment of Retrograde Ejaculation
Drugs Men usually need no treatment unless infertility is a concern. About one third of men with retrograde ejaculation improve after treatment with drugs that close the bladder neck (such aspseudoephedrineorimipramine). However, men who use these drugs should be alert and periodically checked by their doctor for increases in heart rate and blood pressure. Use of these drugs is limited to men seeking fertility. If infertility requires treatment and drugs do not help, doctors can sometimes collect a man’s sperm for Assisted Reproductive Technologies . Artificial insemination may be possible if infertility is caused by retrograde ejaculation or inability to ejaculate. 