Men's Health:4 Let's dive into a topic that might not be commonly discussed but is essential for men's health: dry orgasms. While the subject might seem mysterious, it's crucial to shed light on what dry orgasms are and what they might signify. A dry orgasm occurs when a man reaches sexual climax, but little to no semen is expelled during ejaculation. Instead of the usual release, the sensation may be there, but the fluid isn't Dry orgasm can be caused by: - Surgery to the bladder or prostate - Use of certain medicines, including those used to treat high blood pressure, an enlarged prostate or depression - Nerve damage due to diabetes, multiple sclerosis, stroke, surgery or spinal cord injury - Radiation therapy to treat prostate cancer - Conditions where no sperm is made - A blocked sperm duct - Low testosterone You can also have a dry orgasm if you’ve recently ejaculated multiple times and your body has temporarily run out of seminal fluid If your dry orgasm is a one-off, there’s probably no need to be concerned. If you’re experiencing them more than that, see a doctor. Dry orgasms won’t impact your health but they can be a sign of an underlying health issue that needs to be treated. #MA #MH4