If there really were to be any solace to be had in saying that you have experienced premature ejaculation, it would be that roughly one in every three men can also say the same. This is a common issue, and one that you should not be afraid to talk about either with your doctor, your partner, or both. But how do you know when you have a serious problem on your hands or not? We will be discussing that but it’s not such a hard answer

     To be medically considered to be suffering from premature ejaculation, it has to be the type of situation that does not just happen once in a while. At some point i would say it is safe to assume that everyone has gotten off a little bit too quickly, especially early on in their love life when you’re just excited to be get GETTING to home plate with another person. It is exciting, adrenaline pumping, and new, so of course the younger you are and the newer the experience the more likely you are to not last as long as the average Joe. But what you need to be careful about is when you start to notice at a pretty normal time in your life, that you are unable to last more than one minute after penetration almost any time you have sexual intercourse. This is the time when you need to speak to your doctor about treatment options.

    But do not forget to discuss this with your significant other as well. They want to know that the problem is not their fault and that you can confide in them as well. If at all possible, keep in mind that while this is not something that you want to be dealing with that there are treatment options. Adding stress onto an already stressful situation can actually make the situation worse or even lead to a mental form of erectile dysfunction due to getting that fear of performing that no one wants. This issue may not just occur during sexual intercourse either, and while it is a good idea to self treat the problem by masturbating and practicing your ability to last, you may also experience premature ejaculation when you are pleasuring yourself as well.

   So try your best to talk it out if you are unable to ever make yourself delay ejaculation during intercourse. Do not feel distressed or frustrated, and do your best not to avoid having sexual relations out of fear. Experiencing these symptoms is just your bodies way of saying that there is something wrong, but that doesn’t mean something is wrong with YOU. So talk to your doctor, and talk to the one that you love to get on the path to recovery today!