As we know, ejaculation disorders are among the most common sexual problems in men, with most men reporting issues such as premature and delayed ejaculation. Both of these sexual problems are related to orgasmic dysfunction in an individual. In fact, this is the third stage of sexual response cycle where a person has difficulties with orgasm. Premature ejaculation is a problem of lack of control over ejaculation, where ejaculation occurs too quickly, while delayed ejaculation is a problem of inability to ejaculate, where the person is unable to ejaculate despite sexual arousal and stimulation.

In this session, our world-renowned Ayurvedacharya, Dr. Sunil Dubey, who is one of the best sexologists near Patna, Bihar, and available online throughout India, has shared his clinical and treatment experience regarding ejaculation disorders in men. Specifically, today's session focuses on delayed ejaculation, which has two common presentations: normal and abnormal. A normal presentation of any sexual problem occurs occasionally and resolves on its own after some time. The normal condition of sexual problem is not a matter of concern for people. The situation becomes serious when a sexual problem occurs persistently and abnormally.

Delayed ejaculation, also known as impaired or late ejaculation in men, can be both a normal and an abnormal condition. In this condition, a man has difficulty ejaculating despite having sexual desire and arousal. In most sexual encounters, it takes him an unusually long time to ejaculate, which can negatively impact his sexual activity. Delayed ejaculation can be a source of distress for both the man and his female partner, as it can diminish their sexual pleasure and ability to reach climax. Let's know about both conditions of delayed ejaculation in men, which will help in improving or managing it effectively and naturally.

When is Delayed Ejaculation considered Abnormal?

Gold medalist Dr. Sunil Dubey, one of the best sexologists in Bihar, India, says that abnormal or persistent problems in one's sexual life are a real cause for concern for both physical and mental health. This is because ejaculation is a complex process in the human body where physical and psychological factors play a crucial role through intricate mechanisms. In cases of abnormally delayed ejaculation, the situation is serious because it is persistent and distressing, rather than occurring only occasionally or in specific situations, and is often associated with medical, psychological, or relationship problems.

Delayed Ejaculation is Abnormal, if:

· Persistent or Lifelong: This condition involves a delay in ejaculation during most or all sexual activity. It persists for six months or longer and, despite adequate stimulation and desire, ejaculation rarely or never occurs.

· Causes Personal Distress or Relationship Problems: This delayed ejaculation in a person leads to frustration, anxiety, or guilt in this sexual life. This late ejaculation interferes with sexual satisfaction for the individual or partner. It causes avoidance of sexual activity due to late or no ejaculation.

· Associated with Sexual Dysfunction: Due to this delayed ejaculation, a person may experience several types of sexual dysfunction, including: Erectile dysfunction (ED), Low sexual desire (libido), Pain during sexual intercourse, and Premature ejaculation in some partners (affecting the relationship)

· A Sudden Onset in Adulthood: Sudden delayed ejaculation (DEJ) can be a sign of underlying problems, such as: side effects from medications (SSRIs, antipsychotics, opioids), endocrine disorders (low testosterone, thyroid problems), neurological issues (spinal cord or nerve injury), and psychological trauma or significant stress.

· Occurrence in all Situations or with all Partners: It is not limited to a new partner or infrequent sexual activity. It persists consistently across different sexual situations.

· Associated with Other Health Symptoms: This delayed ejaculation problem may be accompanied by other symptoms such as fatigue, weakness, or chronic illness. It can also cause pain in the urinary tract or pelvic area in men. Some individuals with this unusual delayed ejaculation also experience mood disorders (depression, anxiety).

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