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Causes of Premature Ejaculation

Premature ejaculation happens when a man ejaculates sooner than expected or wanted. According to statistics approximately 1 in 3 men will complain at some point in life about premature ejaculation. If the problem persists it is extremely important to see a premature ejaculation doctor Manhattan. He will carry out the required examination and prescribe the right course of treatment. If the problem happens on an occasional basis and it is not persistent, this should not represent a cause for concern. There can be many factors that lead to premature ejaculation in this case- it could be anything from anxiety, stress and up to medication side effect.

Men that are diagnosed with premature ejaculation and require a course of treatment, usually check a few or all of the following:

  • The ejaculation happens within approximately one minute after penetration (almost always the case)
  • The individual is unable to delay his ejaculation during intercourse (almost always the case)
  • Feelings of frustration become overwhelming, so the individual will tend to avoid sexual intercourse as frequently as possible

Seeing a premature ejaculation doctor Manhattan will help you discover the root cause of the problem. This can be of a psychological or biological order. Unfortunately, many men feel embarrassed and frustrated and they will avoid discussing the issue with an expert. However, it is important to mention that premature ejaculation is a treatable condition that is quite common, so there is no reason to feel embarrassed. Proper counseling, different sexual techniques and medications will help improving sexual life both for you and your partner.

Some of the psychological factors that may play a role in premature ejaculation include depression/anxiety, a weak body image or perception of self, constant worry about premature ejaculation, sexual experiences that happened early, sexual abuse problems or feelings of guilt that translate into generally trying to rush the sexual intercourse. Some other underlying factors may include an erectile dysfunction or problems in the relationship. Regarding biological factors, these may include imbalanced hormone levels, an inflammation of the urethra, infection of the prostate and others. It is important to find the root cause in order to receive the right treatment that will help reversing the condition.

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