Premature ejaculation is an extremely common sexual complaint that can happen at any age. There are two different types of premature ejaculation:
Primary (lifelong) is when a man has not had control of ejaculation from the time of his first sexual experience and it has been a persisting issue. If left untreated, the premature ejaculation will continue for the rest of his life.
Secondary (acquired) is usually when there has been a period of normal functioning before the premature ejaculation problem begins.
About Premature Ejaculation
Ejaculation is the release of semen from the body and usually occurs simultaneously with orgasm (sexual climax).
Premature ejaculation (PE) is when a man ejaculates sooner during sex than he or his partner would like. The average man reaches orgasm in about 5-6 minutes, while women take closer to 20 minutes. This creates an “orgasm gap” in the amount of time it takes a man to reach orgasm compared to a woman and accounts for why 80% of women say they would like their man to last longer in bed.
Men with PE tend to feel less confident, frustrated, ashamed, disappointed and embarrassed. Premature Ejaculation causes emotional distress and relationship difficulties. It can lead to decreased satisfaction for either one or both partners and can result in the avoidance of intimacy, affection and intercourse.
Using the most advanced medical solutions for men’s sexual health needs, the experts at Men’s Clinic in Charleston help gentlemen of all ages feel young and energized again and in most cases, can help them perform better than ever.