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[Psychogenic erection and ejaculation disorders in a couple wanting children]
Nederlands Tijdschrift Voor Geneeskunde
|May 1, 1998
Summary
Psychogenic erectile and ejaculation dysfunction in men can be overcome with electrovibrator treatment, enabling successful conception. This approach may be an alternative to donor insemination for couples seeking pregnancy.
Area of Science:
- Reproductive medicine
- Psychosexual medicine
- Urology
Background:
- Investigating treatment options for male infertility due to psychogenic erectile and ejaculation dysfunction.
- Evaluating the efficacy of psychosexual therapy and alternative methods for achieving conception.
Observation:
- A couple presented with primary infertility attributed to the male partner's psychogenic disturbance of erection and ejaculation.
- Previous psychosexual therapy over four years yielded no success in achieving ejaculation.
Findings:
- Electrovibrator treatment, administered by a physician, successfully obtained an ejaculate from the husband.
- Two pregnancies were achieved through insemination using the husband's semen.
Implications:
- Electrovibrator treatment offers a viable alternative for achieving pregnancy in cases of psychogenic erectile and ejaculation dysfunction.
- Re-evaluating the necessity of psychosexual therapy when the primary goal is conception and alternative treatments are effective.