Help! Feel like sperm is obstructed/blocked during ejaculati

Some good deductions, I have/had an additional symptom to those mentioned.. I’m 38 got what felt like a cold. When blowing my nose I felt an odd sensation in my groin. I didn’t think much to it but initially had a bit of excess dribble after peeing. Still didn’t worry but over time I started having an aching in leftie. I had significantly more Precum then weak ejaculations with globby off coulor bits. Leftie is also more elevated at times (when relaxed - not the tight scrotum thing) and horozontal which makes him sit more forward as well as higher. I also have an occasional light stingy sensation at the top of my penis not burning. Btw I self tested for chlamydia and gonorrhea - nothing. I was at the same time diagnosed with gout! Odd coincidence I thought? but there is family history. The pain in leftie got gradually worse as well as in my lower abdomen area. Doc had a fumble and thought it was epidydimitus - two rounds of doxy antibiotic but no joy. Then went for ultrasound... they found a mild inguinal hernia but no hydrocele. That could have been interfering with spermatic cord? Joy I thought, I have medical at work so got booked in for the op. At this point the pain had been about 8 months. I’m now 6 weeks after the op and NO DIFFERENCE! I still have the pain, globby semen, that restricted feeling. I do also remember masturbating sometime a few months back and ejaculating, squeezing my pc to get more pressure but when I came, it felt like it released.. but somewhere else as not as much came out as I felt moving through the tube. So.. at the moment the only thing that helps the on/off aching is dad pants. I won’t go on about the effects on relationship but I’m going to keep pressing this with doc. Keep this thread going guys and maybe someone will crack it

Cont... also. My urine flow is ok but it ‘wiggles’ sometimes like there a moving obstruction?!

I also have a similar problem. I find I can get an erection no problem but ejaculation especially with masturbation releases less semen. I have better success with release sexually.. however, i do feel pain afterwards in the perineum area sometimes. Most important, i had a sudden event like yours in which the prostate never felt the same afterwards. For me it was getting drunk multiple days and jerking off.. after the 4th day of doing this in a row, i started releasing a discharge.. first was clear, than was white.. i hadn't had a sexual experience for 2 months prior to that. i've researched for years for solutions and today i found the most compelling evidence.. there are bacteria like e coli that can colonize your prostate.. they can lie dormant there until conditions change for it to further divide such as not drinking enough water (ecoli like uric acid) or drinking coffee, alcohol etc.. Also, some strains of ecoli because they all have different DNA have different effects... some forms of ecoli release some kind of genetic material that causes permanent effects inside the prostate even if the infection is removed. in your case, do you have other side effects?

i believe you have a bacterial infection in your prostate. It might necessarily be a sex disease. There are other bacteria considered normal but evidence is mounting they can cause all kinds of symptoms.

How many of you are on any prescription meds; opiates, gabapentin, meloxacam or testosterone? I'm having the same issue but thinking it's my meds or my issue, nerve deterioration and 2 back diseases even though the drs. have all said everything is ok.
One female dr said she was uncomfortable having this discussing with me MY WIFE WAS IN THE f*****g ROOM TOO!

I think this days it all

There is a solution take evening primrose oil with ashwagandha and holy basil from Gaia herbs. Keep taking this combination until the blockage clears out.

Hi guys.
I can see that these posts are really old, but I have kind of a similar issue. Recently when I ejaculate only about half the normal amount comes out and it feels like I have not cleaned the pipes properly. It is also about half the fun. Recently I held off for about 6 days (until my nuts hurt.) When I did bang one out, I took my time about it and really got to the point where I couldn't hold it any more. When I actually ejaculated it was disappointing (a small amount) and then I shot out a really lumpy bit with some serious pressure behind it.
I still feel like the pipes are still blocked though!!!
Do you think I should wait another week and try to build up pressure to blow the rest out or keep trying while the is some movement there??
By the way, I really appreciate the honesty on this page and would be interested to see how some of the old posts are now.
Cheers

My only question...were you “high” when you wrote this?? What a ramble!! 6 WHOLE DAYS of research? WOW! That’s incredible!! I know some researchers will put 20 YEARS (or longer) into something like this! Keep going...you’re almost there!

When I used to ejaculate I felt it in the penis now when I climax its in the rectum no doctor knows what it is and its uncomfortable

stop smoking that sh*t bro, I'm trying to figure out how to fix it to though, try to get A LOT more exercise im 23 and it used to be a lot more, if you want more out you gotta exercise and probably eat correctly..

Great help and very kind and inspirational post thanks.
Got similar problem to thread maybe not as bad as some but your advice and research is gratefully received.

Hey mate,

Did you ever have a weird explosive feeling inside at any point?

I think it caused some sort of reaction for me which happened suddenly one day.

I believe I told what happened to me on another website a number years ago. It has now been over 16 years. I had normal functional and a good sex drive at 56, when during a sexual encounter, right after ejaculation, inappropriate pressure was applied around the base of my penis between the shaft and testicles, and after a few seconds I felt a sharp pain and then swelling. I believe the injury may have been intentional but that's another issue. I suffered with it for about eight months thinking it may get better, before seeing the first urologist, more about that later, trying to manipulate or treat it myself, which may have made it worse. The effects were that I felt an enlarged area below the base of the penis in the corpus spongiosum which blocked the flow of energy, sensation, and blood to the area in the shaft in front of it, causing my penis not to feel like it was not actually when attempting to masturbate because of the shape and sensation difference. When I would ejaculate, instead of shooting out as before it would dribble out most of the time, and had to get past a level of sensation to ejaculate and then the contractions felt inhibited, the eventual feeling sometimes more intense and at one point for a certain period, painful. It felt like there was a new erogenous zone where the injury bottled blood flow then there was a dicconnect in sensation in the middle of my penis, and more normal toward the head. It felt more normal when having intercourse. I could see the difference when erect; the component of the circumference that comprised the corpus spongiosum was reduced in the middle of my penis, being slightly curve inward instead of full as before. It also usually took longer to become erect. Right after the injury occurred, just walking around normally I felt pressure in my groin, and when I sat down I would have to pull my testicles out to relieve the pressure, which I tried to do discreetly if in public. This sensations in the groin when walking around or sitting down lasted for several years. To get back to the beginning, after eight months I went to a urologist I had seen before for some things, and he dismissed the possibility of an injury before he even examined me, and couldn't see anything because at that time I needed to be erect or semierect to detect the enlargement. I then went to another urologist, trying to point out the spot particularly, and he said I suffered a rupture of erectile tissue in the corpus spongiosum at the base of the penis where it leaves the body, but there is no treatment and it takes a year to soften up, and told me to be happy. After a year, and a year and half with no improvement and the doctor not replying to being asked for a prognosis, I stopped seeing him. A few years later at someone's suggestion, I saw another urologist, and he examined me, lying down this time, but could not find anything. I pointed out the area of concern and he said it was a normal partition. I told him a previous doctor said I had suffered a rupture of her erectile tissue, and he said maybe I had a slight tear. Just don't do that again, as though it's something I did. Completely dismissing it. Maybe seven years later, when seeking a urologist for hormone treatment, as my doctor had retired (my testosterone also dropped about six years after this happened and I think it was related, although they won't acknowledge such a connection attributing it just to age, which could be partly right but I think there's another component), I brought the issue up with two different urologists, who were incompetent, in my opinion, as far as hormone therapy, their knowledge and how they would treat it, and I didn't use them for that. But since I was there anyway, when I asked about the injury, which has greatly affected my life, they wanted to examine everything else first, and one of them was very dismissive, for example, when I mentioned the rupture, he asked if there was discoloration, and I said not visibly because it was an internal, and he said it would still shown, but that's not true. When I described the change in ejaculation, he said that happens with age. I told him it happened from one day to the next, after the injury. On my second visit when I told him I didn't think he was taking my concerns seriously, and is there any treatment, all he offered was perhaps treatment that would inject something in the penis to dissolve plaque, but that sounded sort of risky, and I don't think he had experience with that. In my experience, urologists are there most incompetent medical specialty I've encountered. I mean, if they can reattach a severed penis with microsurgery, certainly they can do something to help this type of condition, but they don't take it seriously. And maybe unless it was done right away it would be of questionable value. I showed the doctor who talk about discoloration an MRI I found of a case that I think was similar to mine, where the guy's penis was injured during sex, and swelled up, and the MRI the next day showed a tear in the corpus spongiosum about the same area as my problem; he underwent surgery and they repaired the tear with several stitches. I don't know about his recovery, but at least that may have restored function. But after months with no treatment, I would imagine scar tissue forms. Perhaps the new ultrasonic shockwave treatment being used for ED would help, I don't know.

In the sixth line of my post above there were various typos. This is the corrected line:

...causing my penis to feel like it was not actually mine when attempting to masturbate because of the shape and sensation difference.