Reply to "Sexual Function for Males who have had Jpouch Surgery"

quizkid99Member

I had my total colectomy about 16 years ago and my j-pouch surgery about 8 weeks after. When I attempted my first intercourse with my girlfriend (now wife) after the surgery I was not able to ejaculate, actually it was a little painful. This lasted for almost two months and I was getting gun shy of having any sex. My ejaculation finally returned to more or less normal (we now have two children) but it seems with less feeling, or pleasure (for want of a better word) when I orgasm.

For about 10 years after the surgery my sexual abilities were more or less normal (occasional erectile dysfunction but infrequent) but since my mid fifties I have needed medicinal help and LOTS of stimulation by my wife to achieve an erection capable of penetration. We do still enjoy our sex lives though and appreciative of the times we are able to have it.

5/9/217:47 AM

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