D.Sc (Urology), PhD (Pscho Sexual Medicine)U.K., M.D.(Medicine)GOLD MEDALIST, M.B.B.S.
Sexologist, Lucknow
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19years experience
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One of the causes of premature ejaculation could be Erectile dysfunction.
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Many people believe that erectile dysfunction is the total inability to not achieve an erection at all. However, this is not true as people who can achieve erections for a very short duration also fall under this category. Thus, if you suffer from erectile dysfunction where you can maintain erections for only a short while then you may develop a habit where you want to ejaculate as quickly as possible to achieve climax. Thus, in this way erectile dysfunction could also lead to premature ejaculation.
Which of the following is a lesser known symptom accompanying premature ejaculation?
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This may surprise many but it has been very commonly noticed that people who suffer from premature ejaculation may also show signs of memory loss. This has been reported by many men across all ages and is usually connected to physical weakness and difficulty in coordination among other symptoms.
Premature ejaculation doesn't occur during masturbation.
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Many people are under the assumption that premature ejaculation only occurs when partners are about to or are engaging in sexual intercourse. However, this is not true as if you are suffering from psychological or physiological problems, then you could also get premature ejaculation when you masturbate.
Which of the following is most likely to cause temporary premature ejaculation?
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Although premature ejaculation is a serious problem in most cases, many men across the world have complained about this problem and have been distressed about it when they had a new partner after some time. The resultant performance anxiety caused the person to suffer from premature ejaculation, although in most cases, this problem remains temporary.
Premature ejaculation isn't caused by Injuries to your groin area.
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Many people believe that although groin injuries can result in erectile dysfunction, they usually don't result in premature ejaculation. However, this is untrue as physical damage can also lead to premature ejaculation because of the nerve damage it entails. Many sports people have reported this after suffering a groin injury. Injuries caused by accidents have also resulted in the development of premature ejaculation.
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