I'm a bit stressed out about my situation. I recently got married and our sexual life has been pretty good, but during intercourse, when I reach the climax, I can't seem to ejaculate sperm. There's also no sensation of releasing sperm. I used to masturbate for about two years, quite frequently, like two or three times a day. I'm worried that might be affecting my ability to ejaculate now during intercourse. It's making me feel really embarrassed. I've tried different positions like woman on top and doggy style, but nothing seems to help. Can you give me some advice on what might be going on?

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Dr Mubarak Parveez B

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2+ Yrs

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It sounds like you're experiencing a condition known as delayed ejaculation, which can sometimes result from overuse of masturbation or anxiety. It's important to discuss this with a healthcare provider who can assess your situation and guide you through potential causes and treatments, such as relaxation techniques or adjustments in sexual habits. You're not alone in this, and there are solutions that can help improve your experience.

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