Delayed Ejaculation

Some get premature ejaculation. Some get delayed ejaculation. So, you're completely wrong. Too fast coming is arguably a premature ejaculation. Late coming is stamped an inhibited ejaculation. Both aren't desirable, either by you or your partner.

Inhibited ejaculation can occur in those who have sex over and over again in a short period of time. It means more than three or four times. Short period of time is also very relative and individual. It can be in one night, round the clock, or six to eight hours.

Inhibited ejaculation cases can also occur from the beginning or since the first sexual intercourse. In the latter case possibly happens an interruption in the sympathetic nervous system in the lumbar region. This allegation also underlies why delayed ejaculation happens in those taking drugs that interfere with the function of the sympathetic nerves.

Another manifestation of inhibited ejaculation is associated with ejaculatory threshold. Sometimes, you aren't aroused maximally by the mucous friction of the vagina but very easily ejaculate with oral sex or masturbation.

Although it likely befalls you, the above cases are very rare, so it doesn't attract much attention.

Inhibited ejaculation are also caused by physical and psychological factors. Physical causes are such as the sympathetic nerves disorder in the lumbar region, also by diseases that manifest Parkinsonism. Some of certain drugs can also trigger the occurrence of the delayed ejaculation, such as butyrophenones and some classes of ganglionic blocking agents.

Meanwhile, widely touted causes of psychic are an excessive imagination, fatigue, and being stuck in a routine. Disorder caused by the psychological factors can be treated with a regular exercise and structured stimulation.

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Teen Guide to Sex & Relationships
Dr. Timothy Johnson's on Call Guide to Men's Health
The "What's Happening to My Body?" Book for Girls
The "What's Happening to My Body?" Book for Boys
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