Retrograde ejaculation
Retrograde ejaculation is when the muscle at the opening of the bladder doesn’t close properly causing semen to flow back into the bladder. If you ejaculate little or no semen when you orgasm, or have cloudy urine that looks mixed with semen when you first urinate after orgasm, you might be experiencing retrograde ejaculation. It can happen after prostate or bladder surgery or be caused by diabetes, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury, and some medications. It usually doesn’t cause serious problems or need treatment but can make it difficult to have a baby naturally.
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What's the difference between a lump on your scrotum and your testicles?
Whether you’re feeling around under the car seat or having a rearrange downstairs – it’s always a little alarming to come across something you didn’t expect to be there. So, when you find a lump on your genitals, it’s natural to consider the worst-case scenario. If you want to save yourself some unnecessary stress, it’s important to understand the difference between a lump on your scrotum and a lump on your testicles. That also means understanding where the different parts are located and what they do.
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Survivor tips — steering your way through cancer
Joe Bakhmoutski manages Simplify Cancer, a site, book and podcast with practical information for people with cancer. He draws on his own experience of having testicular cancer to help others steer their way through the choppy waters of cancer diagnosis, treatment and recovery. He shares several tips on how he navigated cancer diagnosis and treatment below. Read Joe's story.
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Does testicular cancer affect fertility?
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