If you are older and do not ejaculate, do so immediately... | Urologist Explains | Dr. Nerita

If you’re a man over 50, 60, or beyond and you’ve recently experienced climax without ejaculation, this video is essential viewing. Many men feel alarmed, ashamed, or confused when this happens — but according to Dr. Nerita, a urologist with 12 years of clinical experience, dry ejaculation is not a sign that your masculinity is fading. Instead, it’s usually a message from your body that can be understood, evaluated, and often corrected.

Inside this video, you’ll learn:
✔ Why climax and ejaculation are two separate processes
✔ The three main causes of dry ejaculation in older men
✔ Practical clues that help you identify what’s happening
✔ When the issue is normal, manageable, or expected after certain procedures
✔ When it requires immediate medical attention
✔ How hormones, surgeries, medications, and blockages influence semen flow
✔ The emotional impact this issue has — and how to restore confidence
✔ A clear, supportive action plan to take back control

Dr. Nerita explains everything in simple, non-technical language — from how the reproductive “orchestra” is supposed to work, to why the absence of visible fluid does not mean you’ve lost desire, function, or virility.

Whether the cause is retrograde ejaculation, duct obstruction, or hormonal decline, this video gives men the clarity they deserve. Most importantly, you’ll learn why staying silent only increases fear — and how professional evaluation can bring answers, solutions, and peace of mind.

This is not about shame. This is not about failure.
This is about understanding your body, protecting your health, and restoring confidence.

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⚠️ DISCLAIMER
This video is for educational purposes only and does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
The script was written by a licensed medical doctor, but is represented by AI for narration, clarity, and accessibility.

We are not misleading viewers, and viewers should always consult a qualified healthcare provider for questions about their personal medical condition.