Removal of prostate gland would result in semen?

The removal of the prostate gland, a procedure known as a prostatectomy, typically results in the absence of semen during ejaculation. This is because the prostate produces a significant portion of the seminal fluid that makes up semen. Without the prostate, the remaining structures, such as the seminal vesicles, may still produce some fluid, but it will not be enough to constitute typical ejaculation. As a result, men may experience dry orgasms post-surgery.