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Little or no semen during orgasm - Why does this happen and is there a fix?

billyb

05/05/09

billyb

Topics:Flomax , Avodart , low ejaculate , Flomax side effects

I was taking avadart but was still having problems , i am now taking flomax and see a diffrence, howevere now there is little or no semen during orgasm which are not as intense. is there medication or supplements to fix this problem?

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Dan

Wednesday, May 06, 2009

Hi Billy-

Both Avodart and Flomax can reduce the amount of ejaculate that is produced. You can read Dr. Motola's full answer here:

What Might Cause a Decrease in Ejaculation?

Hope this helps!

Dan

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