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No evidence suggests blocking sperm can cause harm or negative side effects. Unejaculated sperm is not harmful to the body and does not build up. The body reabsorbs sperm that does not leave through ejaculation. This has no side effects on sex drive or fertility.
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Read More »People with a penis may choose to temporarily or permanently block sperm from coming out when they ejaculate. Others may have a medical condition that prevents sperm from exiting the body. In this article, we look at why people block sperm, whether there are side effects, and when to see a doctor about ejaculation issues. Why it happens Share on Pinterest 943078044 Image credit: glegorly / Getty Images. People may have a condition that prevents sperm from leaving the body, or they may choose to block ejaculate for various reasons, whether temporarily or permanently. Blocking sperm on purpose during sex People may delay ejaculation during edging, which is a technique to hold off an orgasm during masturbation or sex. For some people, this may make an orgasm feel more intense and pleasurable, according to the International Society for Sexual Medicine (ISSM). With edging, a person reaches a level of sexual stimulation leading up to an orgasm. They then reduce stimulation to prevent the orgasm, then increase it to approach orgasm again. They can continue this cycle until they want to orgasm. People may also use edging to help manage premature ejaculation. They may also practice semen retention as part of tantric sex. Some techniques may involve orgasms without ejaculation, such as Karezza. This approach focuses on breathing, meditation, and certain postures and methods. The aim is to create an orgasm without ejaculation, to sustain sexual activity. Anejaculation Anejaculation is when a person with a penis is unable to ejaculate semen. There are two types: Primary: People with a penis who have always had anejaculation People with a penis who have always had anejaculation Secondary: People with a penis who develop anejaculation, but have previously been able to ejaculate semen According to the ISSM, causes of this condition include: injury, such as to the spinal cord or pelvic area
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