Weak ejaculation / minor incontinence?

[redemption]

For the past few years after my injury I've experienced the following:

- weak ejaculation
- slight drip after I pee

There was a potential undiagnosed penile fracture and a 3 year stint on antidepressants.

Anyone have experience with symptoms like these?

[Mikel7]

I would look into your pelvic floor muscles. I had similar symptoms about 15 years ago and I read about kegeling and weak pelvic floor muscles. I didn't realize though that you could overdue things because I went to the extreme and over tightened my pelvic floor musculature. I now deal with CPPS and have to implement relaxation and stretches. Just a thought. I don't know if a penile fracture interferes with thews muscles or not.

[cdub]

I have weaker to almost non-existent ejaculations (as far as the amount of semen that comes out).  This came about slowly, almost 2 years after penile micro-fracture that I had.  If I haven't come in awhile usually I can shoot out a decent amount of semen but often not very far unless I'm very turned on, but never like I use to shoot pre-fracture.  

I hope you are doing better.  I'm trying to look into things that I can do to improve my situation. I have very large scars in my penis as a result of the fracture and the hematoma never being removed.  My situation may be different than yours as I believe I'm dealing with scar tissue that expands and blocks the urethra when I ejaculate, not all the way, but this is what is contributing to my lack of shooting power anymore when it comes to ejaculations.

One thought I had recently is Sounding.  Perhaps by Sounding this could widen the urethra?  So for my case maybe giving me a wider area to get the semen thru, therefore negating some of the scar tissue that is closing some of this off?  It's just a hypothesis though so far.  Also with sounding I don't know a lot about it but you need to use sterile equipment.

[RexRG]

I believe there's a sexual biorhythm that people don't consider. It might sound a bit OCD but keeping track of how many days versus level of arousal versus volume might help. In my twenties, daily sex was no problem but it wasn't that satisfying. I consciously began skipping every other day and found that sex was great when anticipated. Volume and distance also improved a lot. 40 years later I need some chemical assistance and the volume isn't what it used to be unless I wait longer - maybe a week. We get older. Testosterone level is critical though. I'd check with an endocrinologist.

[Mikel7]

What RexRG stated is something to consider - having your T levels checked and specifically your free testosterone levels.