What are the symptoms of premature ejaculation?

Premature ejaculation (prospermia) is the most common male ejaculation problem, characterized by ejaculation at the beginning of sexual intercourse, or even before sexual intercourse, and inability to engage in normal sexual intercourse. The prevalence rate accounts for more than 1/3 of adult men. There are still disputes about the definition of premature ejaculation. Generally, it is judged by the dangerous period of male ejaculation or the frequency of sexual pleasure of women during sexual intercourse. For example, if a man loses the ability to prolong ejaculation time during sexual intercourse, the standard is that the man ejaculates before or just after the penis is inserted into the vagina; or if the frequency of sexual pleasure of women during sexual intercourse is less than 50%, premature ejaculation is defined as the standard, but these are not widely accepted.

Because the male ejaculation crisis period is affected by age, length of abstinence, health status, psychological state and other factors, the frequency of female orgasm is also affected by factors such as physical condition, emotional changes, surrounding environment, etc. In addition, the length of the male ejaculation crisis period also varies from person to person. It is generally believed that it is normal for a healthy man to ejaculate 2 to 6 minutes after the penis is inserted into the vagina.

Causes of Premature Ejaculation

At present, it is believed that the cause of premature ejaculation is not only psychological and reversible factors of male genitalia, but also urinary, endocrine and nervous diseases.

There are many psychological factors that cause premature ejaculation, such as many people who worry about sexual failure and anxiety for many reasons, and fall into premature ejaculation; those who often use dildo to masturbate when they are young, always aim to reach climax quickly; lack of knowledge about gender, only consider men as the purpose of service; couples are not good at cooperating with each other; emotional incompatibility, dislike of immediate family, intentional or unintentional abuse; worry that sex is not good for health and aggravates some existing symptoms; too few sex frequency or long-term sexual hunger; and women are tired of sex, depressed, and have to demand to finish sex quickly. It is undeniable that all of them can cause premature ejaculation, and even a chain reaction, affecting the ability to get hard.

The organic factors that cause premature ejaculation have been discussed. Some people think that spinal nerve diseases such as multiple sclerosis or spinal nerve tumors, epileptic seizures or organic diseases of the cerebral cortex such as brain injury accidents can cause men to have uncontrolled ejaculation. There are also reports that diabetes, cardiovascular disease, pelvic fractures, urinary system diseases such as urethritis, prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis and prostate hyperplasia are all related to premature ejaculation.

Premature ejaculation classification

1. Primary premature ejaculation

That is, from the beginning of the first sexual experience, premature ejaculation continues to occur. Basically, premature ejaculation occurs in every sexual life and with every sexual partner, and the time delay of the bulbocavernous reflector (BCR) is shorter.

2. Secondary premature ejaculation

It means that before premature ejaculation occurs, there was a period of normal male sexual function. It may appear gradually or suddenly. It may be secondary to urological diseases, thyroid disease or psychological illness. The reflection time of the bulbopalmia is delayed for a long time.

3. Situational premature ejaculation

The ejaculation time of this type of patients varies, and premature ejaculation occurs when men ejaculate too early. This type of premature ejaculation is not necessarily a complete pathological process.