Verified By Apollo Hospitals October 1, 2024
Also called rapid ejaculation, premature climax, or early ejaculation, premature ejaculation is a term used to describe the premature or untimely release (ejaculate) that occurs sooner than either the man or his partner would like. It usually occurs prior to or immediately after penetration when having intercourse.
Premature ejaculation can be a frustrating experience for both sexual partners. Psychological and biological factors play a major role. Though it is an embarrassing topic to talk about for many , it is treatable. A combination of medications, sexual techniques, and counseling can help treat and improve the sexual experience of you and your partner.
The semen that is released from the penis during an orgasm is called ejaculation. Though there is no fixed time for how long a man should last before ejaculation, it occurs faster than what either you or your sexual partner would have expected. It is a type of sexual dysfunction, which prevents a couple from completely enjoying the sexual activity.
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The inability to hold ejaculation for more than one minute after penetration is the main symptom. This problem may also occur during masturbation evidenced by rapid climax and ejaculation. Based on the symptoms, it is of the following types:
The exact cause is not known. It is believed that a combination of physical, psychological, and chemical factors plays a role in causing the issue.
In case it is causing relationship problems, making you feel self-conscious, or is preventing you from pursuing future relationships, you need to consult a doctor. You may approach a primary care doctor, a urologist, or a mental health care professional depending on the cause. You can –
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A combination of treatments exists for premature ejaculation which includes behavior therapy, counseling, or medications.
Premature ejaculation can be treated with a number of remedies. Support and understanding from your partner are essential in overcoming the condition.
Erectile dysfunction and stress are the major risk factors for premature ejaculation.
Stress, relationship issues, and fertility problems are some of the complications of premature ejaculation.
Depending on the cause, you can prevent premature ejaculation. Usually, behavioral methods can help prevent it.
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