In the early 1980s, male sexual dysfunction was a topic that neither men nor women were willing to bring up. However, with the reform and opening up, the more we learned about sexual knowledge and health, the more we understood that male sexual dysfunction was
A disease is a male physical and physiological disease. When we no longer keep silent about this disease, how many people truly understand it? What are the misconceptions about male sexual dysfunction? This article analyzes some misconceptions and symptoms of premature ejaculation for men.
The basic definition of premature ejaculation has been a controversial topic in the medical field in recent years. The process of male ejaculation is an extremely complex one, and a single ejaculation in males requires the coordination of physical, psychological, and environmental factors to complete. This process may be terminated or advanced due to many external factors, so the definition of premature ejaculation is very ambiguous. Except for primary premature ejaculation, most patients with secondary premature ejaculation cannot determine whether they have this disease in the early stages of the disease.
Is uncontrollable ejaculation a symptom of premature ejaculation?
In fact, the symptoms of premature ejaculation do indeed include uncontrollable ejaculation. However, premature ejaculation cannot be determined by a single symptom due to its complex condition. Men may experience excessive sexual excitement or sudden sexual activity without sexual activity for a long time, leading to organ hypersensitivity and uncontrollable ejaculation. In addition, shock and physical pain during sexual activity may also lead to uncontrollable ejaculation. The most widespread definition of male premature ejaculation is long-term sexual activity of less than 2 minutes, uncontrollable ejaculation, and frequent ejaculation. Therefore, the specific diagnosis of premature ejaculation needs to be based on the patient's own situation.
The difference between primary and secondary premature ejaculation
Primary premature ejaculation generally refers to male sexual dysfunction premature ejaculation due to abnormal reproductive system, while secondary premature ejaculation mainly refers to premature ejaculation induced by physical and psychological diseases, which is more common in young and middle-aged patients and accounts for 70% of the incidence rate of the disease. In summary, most patients experience premature ejaculation due to other reasons, with the most common secondary premature ejaculation being caused by male prostate disease and psychological disorders. Diseases in other organs of the body can also cause this condition, but it is not common.
Focusing on prostate health can effectively prevent premature ejaculation
Many people do not know what the prostate is, and they always hear about how prostate diseases can harm male health, but the vast majority of people do not understand what the prostate is. In fact, the prostate is the male sex gland, and the prostatic fluid it secretes is the main component of sperm. We can understand that whether the prostate is healthy or not is directly related to the male sexual function. It can be seen that if men have a history of prostate disease, they should pay special attention to maintaining the health of the anterior glands to avoid sexual dysfunction or premature ejaculation.