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Do Not Have A Prostate. Ejaculating Urine. What Can I Do?
Question: Hi, may I answer your health queries right Thank you I'm 68 years old I resently marriage I do not have a prostate but my surprise when I make love with my wife and I ejaculate I know that I don't ejaculate semen but what came out was urine I try to empty my bladder but still the urine came out please what I can do there is any medicine or treatment? please let me know thank you
Hello and thanks for the query
You have indeed asked a very interesting and important question and i will try my best to answer that
After the normal prostate surgery you will only have one valve left intact after surgery. So having only one valve is why your bladder empties when you climax. So, if a man does not empty his bladder before sex, he will squirt water when he climaxes. Water will squirt everywhere and I do mean everywhere. The more the man is turned on, and depending on the amount of water contained in his bladder will determine the amount of water he releases upon his ejaculation. You’re going to have one hell of an experience with high pressure water squirts during his ejaculation. You see, instead of sperm and semen coming out when he ejaculates, he will have water! The valve opens and closes just like before, but he does not have a second valve at the bladder holding the urine back, and letting only semen and sperm escape.
By the way, if he empties his bladder entirely he will not be fully satisfied after he climaxes. Part of a man reaching orgasm is the feeling of fluid shoot through his tubes and out of his penis. The more he ejaculates, the more intense his orgasm is.
There is no medicine or treatment for that since you don't require it.
Enjoy your sexual life as it is said that you have great sex after a radical prostatectomy.
Even if urine enters vagina of your wife,it will not cause any harm to her.
I hope to have answered your query however you can revert to me for any further query.
Thanks and best of luck
You have indeed asked a very interesting and important question and i will try my best to answer that
After the normal prostate surgery you will only have one valve left intact after surgery. So having only one valve is why your bladder empties when you climax. So, if a man does not empty his bladder before sex, he will squirt water when he climaxes. Water will squirt everywhere and I do mean everywhere. The more the man is turned on, and depending on the amount of water contained in his bladder will determine the amount of water he releases upon his ejaculation. You’re going to have one hell of an experience with high pressure water squirts during his ejaculation. You see, instead of sperm and semen coming out when he ejaculates, he will have water! The valve opens and closes just like before, but he does not have a second valve at the bladder holding the urine back, and letting only semen and sperm escape.
By the way, if he empties his bladder entirely he will not be fully satisfied after he climaxes. Part of a man reaching orgasm is the feeling of fluid shoot through his tubes and out of his penis. The more he ejaculates, the more intense his orgasm is.
There is no medicine or treatment for that since you don't require it.
Enjoy your sexual life as it is said that you have great sex after a radical prostatectomy.
Even if urine enters vagina of your wife,it will not cause any harm to her.
I hope to have answered your query however you can revert to me for any further query.
Thanks and best of luck
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Thank you Dr I have another question: in my left testicle I have a bright-red blood blisters I gest its call angiokeratoma of fordyce the problem this thing if i touch them start bliging alot what can I do to let this thing desapear or any cream or medicine please let me know thank you
Hello
Angiokeratomas of FORDYCE are harmless surface vascular lesions that can usually be left alone. As the black spots sometimes resemble melanoma, a skin biopsy may be performed to rule out malignancy and allay any fears.
If bleeding becomes a concern or treatment is requested for cosmetic purposes, they can be removed. Surgical options include excision, laser therapy, cryotherapy or electrocautery.
there is no medical treatment for this condition however you can apply some local antibiotic ointment temporarily
Thanks and best of luck.
Angiokeratomas of FORDYCE are harmless surface vascular lesions that can usually be left alone. As the black spots sometimes resemble melanoma, a skin biopsy may be performed to rule out malignancy and allay any fears.
If bleeding becomes a concern or treatment is requested for cosmetic purposes, they can be removed. Surgical options include excision, laser therapy, cryotherapy or electrocautery.
there is no medical treatment for this condition however you can apply some local antibiotic ointment temporarily
Thanks and best of luck.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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