The Management of Premature Ejaculation
Marcel D. Waldinger
Abstract
Marcel D. Waldinger
Abstract
In general, men are able to control the timing of their ejaculation reasonably well, even if ejaculation may sometimes occur earlier than they would have wished. The probability that it may take a longer time at a next occasion makes most men not to worry about their ejaculation. However, this is not the case in men who suffer from premature ejaculation (PE). Males affected by PE are often continuously worried about and even obsessed by their ejaculation. As soon as ejaculation has occurred too early again, these males feel frustrated, are full of shame, or may feel guilty towards their sexual partner.
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In general, men are able to control the timing of their ejaculation reasonably well, even if ejaculation may sometimes occur earlier than they would have wished. The probability that it may take a longer time at a next occasion makes most men not to worry about their ejaculation. However, this is not the case in men who suffer from premature ejaculation (PE). Males affected by PE are often continuously worried about and even obsessed by their ejaculation. As soon as ejaculation has occurred too early again, these males feel frustrated, are full of shame, or may feel guilty towards their sexual partner.
Key concepts: Premature ejaculation, Ejaculation, Worry, Shame, Psychology, Medicine, Social psychology, Psychiatry