Delayed Ejaculation: What Can Men Do if They Struggle to Ejaculate?

Male sexual dysfunction can significantly impact performance and lead to relationship problems. Today, we focus on delayed ejaculation (DE), discussing its nature, causes, and potential treatments.

What is delayed ejaculation? DE is when men find it difficult to ejaculate during sexual intercourse after an extended period, generally over 30 minutes, despite maintaining an erection and sexual desire.

Types of delayed ejaculation: DE can be lifelong, acquired, generalized, or situational. Each type has distinct characteristics, affecting men differently.

Symptoms: Symptoms include taking too long to climax during sex, failing to climax before losing an erection, and inability to climax when wanted or expected. Psychological factors often play a significant role.

Causes: DE can stem from psychological issues (stress, anxiety), physical conditions (nerve damage, diabetes), medication side effects, alcohol and drug use, and changes in sexual practices.

Treatments: Treatment varies based on the underlying cause and includes psychological counseling, medication adjustments, alternative sperm collection methods, vibratory stimulation, and prostate massage.

Prevention and when to see a doctor: A healthy attitude towards sex and managing anxieties can help prevent DE. Persistent issues should be discussed with a doctor to explore possible causes and suitable treatments.

Summary: Addressing both physical and psychological concerns is essential to determine the precise cause and appropriate solution for DE. With professional help, DE is treatable for most, leading to a return to healthy sexual activity.

 

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