How to treat primary premature ejaculation?

Premature ejaculation in men can be said to be the most embarrassing thing, and it will also affect the relationship between husband and wife. Is a marriage without sex still a marriage? Of course, men don't want to have premature ejaculation. There are many reasons for premature ejaculation. In addition to physiological problems, there must be psychological problems. Clinically, there are more patients with primary premature ejaculation. So, how to treat primary premature ejaculation?

Premature ejaculation is the most common male sexual dysfunction in clinical practice, accounting for 35% to 50% of adult males. It is a relatively clear sexual dysfunction that is not easily misunderstood, but it is difficult to fully and accurately define premature ejaculation. The essence of premature ejaculation is that ejaculation occurs before the male desires it, and there is a lack of reasonable and arbitrary control over ejaculation. Severe premature ejaculation is easy to diagnose. It means that the male ejaculates after the penis is erect but before it is inserted into the vagina, when it is inserted, or when it has just been inserted but has not yet twitched. It should be noted that there is no fixed standard for the speed of ejaculation during sexual intercourse, and there are large individual differences. Even for the same individual, the speed of ejaculation can vary greatly at different times and under different conditions. Therefore, if a man with normal sexual function occasionally ejaculates prematurely during sexual intercourse, it should not be considered pathological. Only when he ejaculates prematurely frequently and cannot complete the entire sexual intercourse process, it is considered premature ejaculation. Premature ejaculation is divided into primary premature ejaculation and secondary premature ejaculation according to the time of occurrence. Primary premature ejaculation refers to premature ejaculation at the beginning of the first sexual life. Secondary premature ejaculation refers to the patient having had successful sexual experience before.

Care methods

1. Establish a happy, healthy and harmonious family environment. Pay attention to mutual consideration and cooperation between husband and wife. Once ejaculation does not occur, do not blame or complain to each other, but find out the reasons and cooperate in treatment.

2. Pay attention to premarital sex education and sexual guidance. Master some knowledge of sexual anatomy and sexual life, understand and master normal sexual intercourse methods and sexual response processes, and do not over-control sexual life, because too little sexual life is not conducive to the release of androgen.

3. Pay attention to a regular life and strengthen physical exercise, such as Tai Chi, walking, Qigong, etc., which are beneficial to one's physical and mental health and spiritual regulation.

4. Prohibit masturbation, moderate sexual intercourse, avoid strong sexual impulses, and avoid repeated sexual intercourse to prolong the second sexual intercourse time. This is harmful to health and is not advisable.

5. The mood before sexual intercourse has a great impact on the speed of ejaculation. You should avoid worry, excitement and tension, build up confidence and cooperate with treatment.

6. The woman should be considerate and comforting, and should not blame or threaten the man. Otherwise, it will be counterproductive and not conducive to recovery from the disease.

7. It is not advisable to take "impotence drugs" rashly.

8. There is no uniform standard for the length of time it takes to ejaculate. It is generally considered to be 2-6 minutes, but ejaculation in a shorter time is also within the normal range. As long as both parties feel satisfied, it is a success, and the length of time cannot be used as a measurement standard.