True, Male erection is a response to a parasympathetic reflex, and ejaculation is a response to a sympathetic reflex.
- Male erection is a response to a parasympathetic reflex, and ejaculation is a response to a sympathetic reflex.
What are the two stages of ejaculation?
- The autonomic nerve system exerts strong control over the physiological process of ejaculation.
- There are two key stages to it: emission and expulsion.
- The distal epididymis, the vas deferens, the seminal vesicle, the prostate, the prostatic urethra, and the bladder neck are the primary organs involved in ejaculation (30).
Is ejaculation a sympathetic response?
- The two stages of ejaculation—emission and ejection—involve sympathetic and parasympathetic actions.
- Autonomic nerves are linked to some ejaculation dysfunctional disorders.
- However, it is unclear exactly how autonomic nerves affect ejaculation.
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