Premature ejaculation is the most common symptom among male sexual dysfunction, second only to impotence. It is also the issue that is most often misunderstood in terms of normal sexual function. Premature ejaculation is defined as uncontrolled ejaculation occurring before both the individual and their partner desire it.
The severity of premature ejaculation can be assessed through four categories:
One,
1. Ejaculation occurs before or immediately after vaginal penetration.
2. Ejaculation occurs within less than 2 minutes after vaginal penetration.
3. In 10 sexual encounters, there are 10 instances where one cannot control ejaculation to coordinate with their partner.
If any of the above applies, it is considered severe premature ejaculation.
Two,
1. Ejaculation occurs between 2 to 6 minutes after vaginal penetration.
2. In 10 sexual encounters, there are 8 instances where one cannot control ejaculation to coordinate with their partner.
If any of the above applies, it is considered moderate premature ejaculation.
Three,
1. Ejaculation occurs between 6 to 15 minutes after vaginal penetration.
2. In 10 sexual encounters, there are 6 instances where one cannot control ejaculation to coordinate with their partner.
If any of the above applies, it is considered mild premature ejaculation.
Four,
Ejaculation occurs more than 20 minutes after vaginal penetration, and in 7 out of 10 sexual encounters, one can control ejaculation to coordinate with their partner, which is considered normal.
Diagnosis:
One, Severe premature ejaculation Two, Moderate premature ejaculation Three, Mild premature ejaculation
Investigation of other conditions for patients with premature ejaculation:
1. *** Condition.
2. Marital relationship condition.
3. Occupational situation.
4. Sexual life condition.
5. Past medical history, medication history, etc.
6. Smoking and alcohol preferences.
7. *** Erection degree.
8. Living habits.
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