Having a great sexual experience, and suddenly, you find yourself “finishing too quickly,” leaving the ladies confused and joking, “Size doesn’t matter; just don’t finish quickly!” Let’s take a moment to understand the causes and factors that can lead to premature ejaculation. How can we address it? Can we use medications to delay ejaculation, or can it be managed independently? Today, let’s explore these issues and the methods to overcome premature ejaculation together.

What Qualifies as Premature Ejaculation?

Upon seeing the title above, many may wonder, “Wait! Am I experiencing premature ejaculation?” So what exactly qualifies as premature ejaculation? Today, Dr. Beer will explain the signs and symptoms to help readers assess whether they fall into this category.

Premature ejaculation is when a man cannot control his ejaculation during sexual intercourse, or he reaches climax within just 1 to 2 minutes of penetration. Naturally, women take longer to reach orgasm compared to men, averaging around 10 to 15 minutes, while Thai men typically average about 5 to 7 minutes.

This is why “foreplay” is essential to help the female partner feel fully aroused. When the woman is ready, the man can start making love passionately to impress his partner. However, if he finishes too quickly, it can lead to a loss of confidence and potentially create significant issues in the relationship if not addressed promptly.

What Causes Premature Ejaculation?

Premature ejaculation is well-known as the condition where a man reaches orgasm rapidly after starting sexual intercourse. It’s important to note that premature ejaculation is not determined by the size of the penis but rather arises from internal factors. Specifically, it occurs when the sensory nerves of the penis and the brain respond to stimuli too quickly. On average, Thai men typically reach orgasm within about 5 to 7 minutes. The causes of premature ejaculation may include the following factors:

1. A heightened sensitivity in the nerve endings of the penis.
2. The nervous system responding too quickly to stimulation.
3. Abnormal levels of serotonin, a neurotransmitter that affects mood and behavior.
4. Consumption of substances that may enhance sexual arousal.
5. A prolonged period without sexual activity or self-pleasure.

Factors Contributing to Premature Ejaculation

From the reasons mentioned above, it is evident that the primary factors leading to premature ejaculation include both physical and psychological aspects. Let’s explore these factors further and assess ourselves in relation to the following points:

• Psychological Factors: Psychological stressors, such as excessive worry, accumulated stress, or depression, can contribute to premature ejaculation. However, these reasons may not be entirely clear-cut, as premature ejaculation can involve multiple contributing factors.
• Physical Factors: In this case, causes may arise from hormonal imbalances, inadequate erectile function, or overly sensitive nerve endings at the tip of the penis that respond too quickly to stimuli. This makes it difficult to control ejaculation, leading to premature ejaculation as a result.

Solving the Problem of “Premature Ejaculation” with Dr. Beer

When premature ejaculation occurs, many men feel anxious and embarrassed to discuss it with others. They often resort to searching for various methods online to help with this issue without understanding the underlying causes and appropriate solutions. Today, Dr. Beer will share some simple self-help strategies and proper, permanent solutions available at his clinic:

1. Behavioral Adjustments in Sexual Activity: Start by enhancing your partner’s arousal with prolonged foreplay. Take your time without rushing into penetration. You can also try self-stimulation before intercourse to help prolong the time before ejaculation. Additionally, consider varying the pace during intercourse by alternating between slower and faster rhythms to extend the duration before ejaculation.
2. Choosing the Right Condoms: Thinner condoms can increase sensitivity and lead to faster ejaculation. Opting for slightly thicker condoms can help slow down premature ejaculation.
3. Using Medication to Treat Premature Ejaculation: This method should be under a doctor’s supervision. Currently, there are medications available, both topical and oral, that can help delay ejaculation. If anyone is interested, the clinic also offers these medications for purchase.
4. Surgical Solutions for Premature Ejaculation: This method offers a permanent fix by cutting the dorsal nerve, which is responsible for about 80% of the sensation in the penis. This procedure can improve ejaculation timing for patients, allowing them to return to a more normal state.

In Summary: What Causes Premature Ejaculation?

Premature ejaculation can arise from multiple causes and factors, both external and internal. Recognizing and accepting that you have this condition is not something to be ashamed of. Nowadays, there are various effective solutions available, including medication and surgical options for permanent relief. If you have concerns or issues regarding this, consult Dr. Beer for assistance. You can contact the clinic directly or reach out through Line OA for more information.

MD. Suebphong Angchoun

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