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Testosterin supplements and ejaculation

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Marky_Mark
Marky_Mark

I've had a prostectomy where alot of the prostate was remove. It was not cancer.

Has anybody tried testostorin supplements to improve ejaculation. I can still ejaculate but very little if any semen comes out.

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  • DaveCanPee
    DaveCanPee Marky_Mark

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    Hi Marky_Mark,

    I had my non-cancerous prostate shelled out like you would an avocado because it was enormous (Simple Robotic Prostatectomy for a 269g prostate). The lobes and nerve bundles are still intact. I get erections and have orgasms, but nothing comes out. When cleaning up I can milked a little fluid out. With the prostate "gutted" so to speak, I do not believe there is anything left to produce fluid from the gland. Plus, had a vasectomy decades ago.

    Not sure what you have left (if anything) to produce any kind of fluid?

    Dave

    • dantec
      dantec DaveCanPee

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      Semen is comprised mostly of fluid secreted by the seminal vesicles.

      These are not removed by a simple prostatectomy, turp or holep.

    • Marky_Mark
      Marky_Mark DaveCanPee

      Posted

      Yeah, that's my description too. Thanks so much for your response Dave? I guess we'll have to be satisfied to be healthy.....

    • DaveCanPee
      DaveCanPee Marky_Mark

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      Mark - You are welcome. Yes, health is always important, but let's also be thankful that we can pee without issue, and in my case, I do not need any medication for anything. Once the ugliness of BPH hits you, you have to give up something to get your normal back. In August it will be 2-years since my procedure. I could not be happier with my new (and improved) normal after suffering with BPH issues (i.e. full retention, etc.).

      Best to you.

      Dave

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