I am using deflocoert 6 mg and tamsulosin 4 mg for ureteric stone I was unable to release sperm after discontinue of this tablets I am able to release sperm.

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Dr. Ghanendra Kumar YadavUrologist14yrs exp

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Retrograde ejaculation/ anejaculation is a common side effect of tamsulosin. So don't worry about it. It will go itself once you stop taking this medication.

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Dr. Dushiant SharmaUrologist2020yrs exp

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Inability to release semen is due to retrograde ejaculation caused by tamsulosin. It is usually temporary and usually stops once you stop taking this medication.

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Dr. Rajesh BansalUrologistyrs exp

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Yes this was the temporary effect of the medicine, which has gone once you stop tamsulosin.

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Dr. Anil ElhenceUrologist2020yrs exp

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Tamsulosin an alpha blocker causes this. This is reversible after stopping the medication.

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