Late Ejaculation Symptoms and Treatment

It is normal for men to ejaculate late from time to time to increase sexual pleasure, but if this happens involuntarily, the problem of late ejaculation can be mentioned. Delayed ejaculation in men is a problem that usually occurs for psychological reasons and negatively affects sexual life. So what causes delayed ejaculation, and how is it treated?

Delayed ejaculation or inability to ejaculate in men is a sexual health problem that is rarely encountered but causes serious psychological problems if left untreated. The state of ejaculating in a longer time than normal despite the sexual stimulation of the man is called delayed ejaculation. In some men, despite stimulation, ejaculation may not occur at all. Both situations indicate problems that are very rare in society.

Men who ejaculate late become uneasy during sexual intercourse and think that ejaculation will never happen. Frequent repetition of the situation also negatively affects the relationship with the partner. Late or no ejaculation becomes more frequent with loss of self-confidence and pressure. For this reason, the patient must urgently receive sexual therapy and begin appropriate treatment for the problem.

According to most experts, delayed ejaculation is a purely psychological problem and can be eliminated if the right therapy methods are applied. According to studies conducted on this subject, delayed ejaculation may be caused by social pressure and family reasons.

Some of the situations that are thought to cause delayed ejaculation are listed as follows:

• Growing up in an environment closed to sexuality and being against having intercourse
• Social and family pressure
• Being abused at a young age
• Alcohol, smoking, or substance abuse
• Stressful married life
• Problems in business life
• Extremely fearful and stressed
• Antidepressant use