What are the symptoms of premature ejaculation?

Premature ejaculation 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, so what are the symptoms of premature ejaculation?

The main clinical symptom of premature ejaculation is too fast ejaculation. Taking time as the standard: from the time the penis is inserted into the vagina to the time the man ejaculates, it is generally considered premature ejaculation if it is less than 2 minutes. Taking the frequency of twitching as the standard: the frequency of twitching during the insertion of the penis into the vagina is less than 10 to 30 times, which is premature ejaculation. Taking the reaction of the sexual partner as the standard: in sexual activities, if more than half of the sexual opportunities of the couple cannot make the woman feel sexual pleasure, it can also be called premature ejaculation. Patients are often accompanied by anxiety, depression, dizziness, fatigue and other symptoms.

Classification of Premature Ejaculation

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.