Later it is harmlessly flushed out with urine. Most men find little or no difference in the sensation of orgasm, or sexual climax, before and after surgery. Although it may take some time to get used to retrograde ejaculation, men should eventually find sex as pleasurable after surgery as before. Many people have found that concerns about sexual function can interfere with sex as much as the operation itself. Understanding the surgical procedure and talking over any worries with the doctor before surgery often help men regain sexual function earlier.
Many men also find it helpful to talk to a counselor during the adjustment period after surgery.