Still ejaculating 4 months later?

[LiveLongAndPropser]

It's been almost 4 months since I completed SBRT and overall I've been feeling pretty good considering. I am curious how long it has taken before those of you who completed treatment stopped ejaculating? While my volume has decreased, I continue to ejaculate. If this isn't normal, should I be concerned that treatment may not have been complete?

[Tall_Allen]

Don't look a gift horse in the mouth! Only 15% lose all ejaculate.

[LiveLongAndPropser in reply to Tall_Allen]

Oh, well that's way better than the info I'd heard from my provider! Thanks for the confirmation and a nice way to enter the new year!

[chrisNYC in reply to LiveLongAndPropser]

i lost 90%, miss the "money shots"... be happy!

[NYC_talker]

I am two years out from LDR brachy, and while the amount has diminished and the consistency changed, it's still there. In fact, if I have a lot of foreplay and/or didn't ejaculate in a while the amount can be considerable and almost comparable to normal.

[EdinBmore]

IMRT and brachyboost. Poof gone. At best a drop of "precum" if prostate stimulated enough. Otherwise, a "dry orgasm," as it is referred to.

Enjoy your situation!

EdinBaltimore

[tallguy86]

I had SBRT over three years ago. I have a small amount of ejaculate with each orgasm. However, I have noticed when I do have an orgasm they appear to be much more intense-and of course, pleasurable. So, I suspect it varies for each individual.

[NYCguy123]

My ejaculate was very watery and clear right after my SBRT, but now it’s a bit brownish again. Is this normal? It’s been about 4 months.

[LiveLongAndPropser in reply to NYCguy123]

Mine was also quite watery and clear until about a month ago. I've since started to get more normal color, but it's still quite watery. I'm not a physician (though I work in healthcare), but brownish suggests that some blood may be clearing out of your system. I had periods of brownish ejaculate for some time after biopsy and SpaceOAR placement, but I had quite a waiting period between those and treatment for healing. If it lingers, it's worth mentioning at your next follow-up with your oncologist to see if that is normal, since our bodies do respond differently. Variations in treatment could also play a part in that.

[NYCguy123]

Good advice. Thanks!