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PE is an ejaculatîon that occurs when a male ejaculates during sexual actición. He likely can reach full erection following penetration most of the time, and maintain that for a certain length of time. It is the most frequent dysfunction of sexual organs in men of any age.
You ejaculate within one to two minutes of penetration.
The man cannot ejaculate in the vagina.
We are all aware of the obvious symptoms of Peyronie’s, but how does this men’s disease affect our mental health? Symptoms of Peyronie’s can contribute to feelings of frustration, anxiety, or problems in the relationship.
A man can sometimes have an orgasm without ejaculating (having an orgasm but no semen comes out). Anorgasmia is the inability for a man to orgasm. This can be a strain on relationships and can be stressful.
Delayed ejaculation comes in several forms.
This has been there since my first sex.
Acquired: Symptom arise subsequent to the normal function of the organ being reconstituted.
Situational: It only happens sometimes or with some partners.
Psychological: Nervousness, anxiety, sense of guilt or depression.
Biological: Hormonal disbalance and infection of the prostrate.
Man relationship Problems: Poor Communication or Not Being on the same page about sex.
Sensitivity is over active or super sensitive penis that causes early ejaculation.
Medications Some cold medications, antidepressants and blood pressure treatments.
Chronic conditions: Conditions such as diabetes, some neurological conditions and spinal cord injury.
Psychosocial concerns: History of trauma, Anxiety, Decreased sexual desire.
Drug addiction: Addictions, especially in excessive amounts, may lead to delayed ejaculation.
Age related: Reduced libido and nerve function.
Most of the cases are diagnosed by:
Medical and sexual history scrutiny
Talking about personal or relationship problems
Other physical tests may be performed to look for systemic disease
If there is suspicion of a hormonal or neurologic factor, a laboratory evaluation should be undertaken.
Behavioral approaches: "Start-stop" or "squeeze" techniques performed during intercourse.
If you dare already know, counseling or therapy might help with performance anxiety, relationship issues or other matters.
Creams or sprays that are applied to the penis to make it less sensitive
You can take antidepressants or SSRIs (off-label), to prolong the ejaculation period.
Pelvic floor exercises: Learn to control your ejaculation If premature ejaculation is a consistent problem for you, it may help to do some pelvic floor exercises.
If you have delayed ejaculation, Reduce or change medications, Counselling or therapy for underlying emotional or mental reasons
Treatment of underlying conditions
You will feel more intimate and connected to your partner
Sexual health specialsts can help if necessary.
Sustained Balanced Diet and Physical Exercise throughout the follow-up period
Moderate alcohol consumption and smoking cessation are recommended
Optimize sleep and stress management
You can even be honest with your partner about your preferences or apprehensions.
Trust the experts and don't always self-diagnose when you may need to just seek some professional advice.
See a healthcare provider if you: Premature or delayed ejaculation may lead to emotional stress or relationship problems
This is very common during sex
There has been a sudden change in sexual functioning
Other symptoms may also be there such as erectile disorders or low libido.
Both common sex problems are two which many men do not realise are common – and yet both are simply treated. Whether physical, emotional, or a combination of both, there is help out there.
Open conversations with your partner and doctor are the first steps to better sexual health and physical closeness.
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