Retrograde seed release

Most men are unfamiliar with the term “retrograde seed release,” although they may have heard of another term for it: dry sensual release. Both these phrases describe a situation in which a man engages in sensual activity (alone or with a partner or partners) and achieves release but produces either no seed mixture or only a small amount.

What has happened? Why isn’t the man spurting forth a more abundant amount of seed?

Sometimes the cause is simply frequency of seed release. A man may have experienced several seed releases in a short period of time and has not had a chance to build back up his reserves. But when the cause is retrograde seed release, that isn’t the case.

Sidetracked seed mixture

With a retrograde situation, the seed mixture is entering the bladder rather than being released through the urethra. How does it get there? Well, male seeds start out in the sack. They typically travel from there to the prostate, where other fluids are combined to create seed mixture. After that, it’s into the urethra and out in a seed release.

When the seed mixture leaves the prostate, the bladder neck muscle closes off so that the seed mixture doesn’t fall into the bladder. With a retrograde condition, however, the muscle doesn’t work right, and so there’s ample room for the seed mixture (or most of it) to get sidetracked into the bladder.

(Don’t worry – it eventually leaves the body, mixed in with urine.)

Causes

So what brings about retrograde seed release? It’s usually due to one (or more) of three causes:

• Surgery. Sometimes when surgery is performed on the prostate or nearby areas, the bladder neck muscle is compromised and weakened.

• Medications. Some medications may bring this condition about. The most common medications with this potential side effect are those used to treat high blood pressure, mood disorders or prostate issues.

• Nerve impairment. When there is nerve damage, often due to diabetes or multiple sclerosis, the bladder neck muscle may be weakened.

It’s important to note that in most men, retrograde seed release does not impede sensual release; they still experience the pleasurable sensation. However, some men do find that retrograde seed release produces a little pain. It also can be an issue for men trying to conceive a child with a partner.

Although retrograde seed release does not have a serious effect on the health of the manhood itself, many men still wish to have it corrected if possible. If medications are the cause, switching to a different treatment may be the solution. In the case of nerve issues, treatments to resolve those can fix the seed releasing problem. Sometimes medication may also resolve surgery-related issues.

While physical male organ health is not greatly impeded by retrograde seed release, a man will want to keep his member in as high a state of health as possible; men with a healthy male organ tend to be prouder of their organ and that translates into greater physical enjoyment. Regular use of a first-rate male organ health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) is an excellent way to maintain the health of any male member, whether it is affected by retrograde seed release or not. Men should select a crème that includes natural moisturizers such as Shea butter and vitamin E, as they can ease common male member pain and soreness. In addition, a crème with acetyl L-carnitine is excellent for helping to restore sensation that may have been lost as a result of rough handling. Keeping the manhood primed and healthy makes any man feel better.

Visit http://www.menshealthfirst.com for additional information on most common member health issues, tips on improving male organ sensitivity and what to do to maintain a healthy manhood. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men’s health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous websites.

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