Can back pain cause premature ejaculation?

Premature ejaculation is a disease that men are reluctant to talk about. It is a sexual dysfunction with a high incidence rate. It is caused by many unnecessary factors. However, some men do not know about premature ejaculation. Even after the symptoms of premature ejaculation appear, they still think that it is just caused by nervous tension in a short period of time. Usually, patients with premature ejaculation will be accompanied by back pain and physical fatigue. You need to understand related issues in your daily life.

Premature ejaculation symptoms and treatments

Symptoms of premature ejaculation include: short sexual intercourse time. The most obvious phenomenon of premature ejaculation is short sexual intercourse time. During sexual intercourse, the penis does not touch the woman's vulva or just touches the woman's vulva, or the vagina is inserted and twitched for a short time, and ejaculates before reaching sexual climax. Then the penis becomes flaccid, and the couple cannot achieve sexual satisfaction, so they ejaculate and become flaccid.

Early symptoms of premature ejaculation: Suffering from premature ejaculation, in the early stage, generally there will be depression, anxiety or dizziness, fatigue, memory loss and other systemic symptoms. Long-term symptoms of premature ejaculation: long-term accompanied by lack of energy, fatigue, restless sleep, thin and cold semen, palpitations, etc. Symptoms of premature ejaculation that cannot be cured: If you suffer from premature ejaculation and it is not treated for a long time, it will lead to bitter mouth and dry throat, yellow and red urine, muddy and itchy, red tongue, yellow tongue coating, stringy and weak pulse, etc.

Treatments for premature ejaculation include: surgical treatment. For male premature ejaculation, the commonly used treatment method is selective dorsal penile neurectomy and penile prosthesis implantation. This type of surgery is actually helpful for the treatment of premature ejaculation, but surgical treatment is somewhat invasive and needs to be performed in a regular hospital.

Behavioral therapy. Behavioral therapy mainly includes increasing the frequency of ejaculation, adopting the sexual intercourse position of woman on top, stopping and restarting ejaculation, squeezing, contraction of pelvic floor muscles, etc. Generally, the short-term success rate is relatively high, reaching about 95%. However, in the long run, behavioral therapy still has long-term effects on only a small number of premature ejaculation patients.