Anejaculatory orgasm

This code describes the inability to ejaculate despite experiencing an orgasm. It signifies a physiological dysfunction where the seminal fluid is not expelled during the climax of sexual activity. This condition can be a source of distress and impact fertility.

Apply this code when documentation clearly indicates a patient experiences orgasm but without seminal emission. This diagnosis is typically made after a thorough history and physical examination, often including semen analysis or post-orgasm urinalysis to rule out retrograde ejaculation.

• Ensure documentation differentiates from anorgasmia (inability to achieve orgasm).
• Consider additional codes for underlying causes, such as neurological disorders or medication side effects, if known.
• Do not use if the patient reports no orgasm at all; that would be anorgasmia.