We receive hundreds of messages daily from women who experience this situation. This is a
nightmare for many women, as many of them
are not able to get pregnant.
Back flow of semen following intercourse may
be caused by several factors.
nightmare for many women, as many of them
are not able to get pregnant.
Back flow of semen following intercourse may
be caused by several factors.
1. Mostly due to liquefaction of semen (change
in consistency) with time after ejaculation.
2. Partner's large amount of ejaculation
following abstinence for few days
3. More watery ejaculation state
4. Increased cervical or vaginal secretion
following your highly aroused state
5. Increased vaginal temperature
Flow-back from these causes may not impact
on your chances of conception. You need not
to be worried regarding this. Just enjoy your
normal sex life.
You can opt for some measures like lifting
your hips or taking a pillow behind buttock
after his ejaculation which may prevent back
flow to some extent. Maintain your genital
hygiene before and after each sexual activity.
HOWEVER THERE ARE OTHER CAUSES THAT
MAYBE MORE PROBLEMATIC.
in consistency) with time after ejaculation.
2. Partner's large amount of ejaculation
following abstinence for few days
3. More watery ejaculation state
4. Increased cervical or vaginal secretion
following your highly aroused state
5. Increased vaginal temperature
Flow-back from these causes may not impact
on your chances of conception. You need not
to be worried regarding this. Just enjoy your
normal sex life.
You can opt for some measures like lifting
your hips or taking a pillow behind buttock
after his ejaculation which may prevent back
flow to some extent. Maintain your genital
hygiene before and after each sexual activity.
HOWEVER THERE ARE OTHER CAUSES THAT
MAYBE MORE PROBLEMATIC.
1. Antisperm antibody
The man or the woman (or both) may produce
antisperm antibody. This is a chemical
substance produced by the immune system
which misrecognises the sperm as an enemy
and goes all out to attack. If antisperm
antibodies come from the man, the tails of the
sperm cells may be attacked, rendering them
immobile. Should the antibodies come from
the woman, the heads of the sperm cells are
likely targets. In either case, the sperm cells
become weakened and are unable to penetrate
the mucus secretion of the cervix, which sits
on the vagina and forms the gateway to the
womb.
In the same vein, if the woman’s vagina is too
acidic, it becomes inhospitable to the sperm
cells which thrive in an alkaline environment
and may thus inadvertently kill them.
Antisperm antibodies in either the man or
woman suggest a previous INFECTION.
2. Defective cervical mucus
One of the functions of cervical mucus is to
help guide or transport the sperm to the egg
or ovum. The mucus is thin, watery and
stretchy before and during ovulation. But after
ovulation, consistency of the mucus changes
and it becomes thick and sticky, inelastic and
inhibitive to the movement of sperm, closing
the way to the cervix and to the womb and the
egg. With the gate thus shut, the sperm
naturally flows backward and outwards! Thick
cervical mucus all-cycle-round may indicate
inflammation and excitement of the glands of
the cervix. This may be due to an infection,
diary intolerance, irritation by chemical agent
in soaps, tampons or sanitary pads and
douching substances. Hormonal imbalance
may also have a hand in it. So also over
consumption of white sugar, and overuse of
medications which may have upset the balance
of friendly bacteria population vis¬a-vis the
unfriendly bacterial flora.
3. ORGASM. Before a woman attains orgasm,
there is an increased blood flow to the genital
area in preparation for the receipt of the
sperm. Orgasm disperses the blood, thus
decongesting the genital tract to enable the
sperm move more swiftly. The contraction of
the muscles as well helps to transport the
sperm. Where a woman does not attain
orgasm before the sperm are received, this
could harm her conception, although this is
not a cast iron rule.
4. Retroverted uterus. In women with
retroverted uterus, the mouth of the uterus
sitting on the vagina is pushed forward. This
means sperm may first be fired to the back
side of the cervix from where they have to find
their way back again to the neck of the cervix.
Many never make it. The solution is to lie on
her right-hand or left-hand side whenever you
and your husband are trying to conceive. What
side to lie on will depend on to which side the
uterus is tilted. Discuss this with your
gynaecologist.
5. PENIS that is too long. It is believed that
men with too long penis may misfire sperm
during ejaculation and miss the target. For this
reason, some authorities suggest that they pull
back the shaft about three inches in the vagina
vault just before ejaculation.
The man or the woman (or both) may produce
antisperm antibody. This is a chemical
substance produced by the immune system
which misrecognises the sperm as an enemy
and goes all out to attack. If antisperm
antibodies come from the man, the tails of the
sperm cells may be attacked, rendering them
immobile. Should the antibodies come from
the woman, the heads of the sperm cells are
likely targets. In either case, the sperm cells
become weakened and are unable to penetrate
the mucus secretion of the cervix, which sits
on the vagina and forms the gateway to the
womb.
In the same vein, if the woman’s vagina is too
acidic, it becomes inhospitable to the sperm
cells which thrive in an alkaline environment
and may thus inadvertently kill them.
Antisperm antibodies in either the man or
woman suggest a previous INFECTION.
2. Defective cervical mucus
One of the functions of cervical mucus is to
help guide or transport the sperm to the egg
or ovum. The mucus is thin, watery and
stretchy before and during ovulation. But after
ovulation, consistency of the mucus changes
and it becomes thick and sticky, inelastic and
inhibitive to the movement of sperm, closing
the way to the cervix and to the womb and the
egg. With the gate thus shut, the sperm
naturally flows backward and outwards! Thick
cervical mucus all-cycle-round may indicate
inflammation and excitement of the glands of
the cervix. This may be due to an infection,
diary intolerance, irritation by chemical agent
in soaps, tampons or sanitary pads and
douching substances. Hormonal imbalance
may also have a hand in it. So also over
consumption of white sugar, and overuse of
medications which may have upset the balance
of friendly bacteria population vis¬a-vis the
unfriendly bacterial flora.
3. ORGASM. Before a woman attains orgasm,
there is an increased blood flow to the genital
area in preparation for the receipt of the
sperm. Orgasm disperses the blood, thus
decongesting the genital tract to enable the
sperm move more swiftly. The contraction of
the muscles as well helps to transport the
sperm. Where a woman does not attain
orgasm before the sperm are received, this
could harm her conception, although this is
not a cast iron rule.
4. Retroverted uterus. In women with
retroverted uterus, the mouth of the uterus
sitting on the vagina is pushed forward. This
means sperm may first be fired to the back
side of the cervix from where they have to find
their way back again to the neck of the cervix.
Many never make it. The solution is to lie on
her right-hand or left-hand side whenever you
and your husband are trying to conceive. What
side to lie on will depend on to which side the
uterus is tilted. Discuss this with your
gynaecologist.
5. PENIS that is too long. It is believed that
men with too long penis may misfire sperm
during ejaculation and miss the target. For this
reason, some authorities suggest that they pull
back the shaft about three inches in the vagina
vault just before ejaculation.
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