Answer:
d. his semen passes into his bladder rather than out of his urethral opening.
Explanation:
Men who have retrograde ejaculation have no trouble getting an erection. The problem is that when the man reaches the climax the semen enters the bladder instead of going out through the male sex organ (The sperm passes from the seminiferous tubules to the epididymis. In the epididymis semen is formed. This semen comes out of the end of the urethra.). For this reason, no semen goes out through the male sex organ and there is a cloudy urine after orgasm because it contains semen. This condition causes inability to cause a pregnancy.
Answer: Option D.
Retrograde ejaculation means semen passes in to the bladder rather than urethral opening.
Explanation:
Retrograde ejaculation is a sexul disorder in men in which the semen travel to the bladder instead of the penis during orgasm. This lead to too much sperm in the urine and can also lead to low fertility in men. Retrograde ejaculation is common in men with diabetes who suffer nerve damage. Men with spinal cord injury and multiple sclerosis can also develop retrograde ejaculation. Once diagnosed medical treatment should be given.
