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Dry orgasm: dangerous? Does it feel different?

Name: Can I Have Sex After HoLEP?
Uploaded: 2026-04-02T14:03:37Z
Duration: 314 s
Description: One of the most common questions from patients considering prostate surgery: will I still be able to have sex afterwards? Dr. Fernando Gómez Sancha — urologist with 32+ years of experience and over 10,000 prostate laser surgeries — gives you an honest answer about retrograde ejaculation, sexual function, and what to really expect after HoLEP.

Dr. Fernando Gómez Sancha · Urologist · Medical Director of ICUA

Video published: 2026-04-02 · 0:30 · Excerpt 2:26–2:56

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2:27 No, not at all. The semen is eliminated afterwards when urinating without any problem. Does it affect the orgasm? Not to a great extent. The sensation of orgasm is maintained. Some patients say it's slightly [music] different.

2:42 Others don't notice any change. Sometimes it's even more intense. Sometimes the orgasm is the same as before, and it's much rarer for it to be worse than before. Does it affect the erection? No. They are completely different mechanisms.

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