What are the symptoms of premature ejaculation?
PE symptoms vary and generally include rapid ejaculation during intercourse, inability to control ejaculation voluntarily, decreased sexual satisfaction, accompanying anxiety, and persistent difficulties despite multiple attempts to improve. If abnormalities occur, timely medical consultation is recommended. Detailed analysis is as follows:
1. Rapid ejaculation during intercourse: Ejaculation occurs shortly after the start of sexual activity, typically within two minutes after penetration, with this condition persisting and failing to meet both partners' needs for sexual duration.
2. Inability to control ejaculation voluntarily: During sexual stimulation, it is difficult to control the timing of ejaculation, which often occurs before intended, even with deliberate attempts to delay, leading to premature termination of sexual activity.
3. Decreased sexual satisfaction: Due to rapid ejaculation, both partners struggle to experience pleasure, potentially leading to disappointment with sexual activity, affecting intimacy, and reducing expectations and interest in sex.
4. Accompanying anxiety: Long-term concerns about rapid ejaculation may lead to negative emotions such as anxiety and tension, particularly excessive worry before sexual activity about experiencing premature ejaculation again. This psychological burden can worsen symptoms, creating a vicious cycle.
5. Persistent difficulties despite multiple attempts: Premature ejaculation frequently occurs with different partners or in different situations, and despite multiple adjustments or attempts, symptoms show no significant improvement and persist for more than six months.
If the above symptoms occur and continue to impact daily life, avoid reluctance to seek medical help. Visit a reputable hospital promptly, identify the cause, and receive professional treatment. Meanwhile, maintain a positive mindset, communicate openly with your partner, work together for improvement, and avoid self-medicating or blindly trying unproven methods.