Self-diagnosis of premature ejaculation

  Premature ejaculation is one of the most common sexual dysfunction diseases in men, and as the standard of living of our people continues to improve, more and more male friends are paying attention to this disease, however, now the science of male diseases is not in place, the propaganda is mixed, resulting in many people are very confused, and even suffer economic and physical losses.
  To cure these diseases, it is important to first understand it and know what premature ejaculation is, in what cases it can be diagnosed as a disease and in what cases it does not require treatment.
Premature ejaculation, the very standard and unique definition has not yet emerged, but the definition supported by the most scientific evidence-based medicine available was developed by the International Society for International Medicine and includes three points.
1. ejaculation always or almost always occurs within 1 minute of penile insertion into the vagina.
2. the inability to delay ejaculation after full or almost full penile entry into the vagina
3. negative personal psychosomatic factors such as distress, apprehension, frustration and/or avoidance of sexual activity. The limitation of this definition is that it is limited to men with primary premature ejaculation who have transvaginal intercourse, and there is insufficient evidence-based medical evidence for secondary premature ejaculation.
  Premature ejaculation has so far been divided into four types.
  1, primary premature ejaculation
Primary premature ejaculation is uncommon in clinical practice and mainly includes the following characteristics.
(1) It occurs at the first time of sexual intercourse.
(2) There is no selectivity for sexual partners, that is, rapid ejaculation can occur with any person of the opposite sex.
(3) Rapid ejaculation occurs every time you have intercourse.
  2.Secondary premature ejaculation
This type is the most common clinically, and it is caused by various physical diseases or psychological factors, and has existing causes, mainly including.
First, the ejaculation time is normal before the appearance of rapid ejaculation.
Second, there is a definite time for the appearance of rapid ejaculation.
Third, it may occur gradually or appear suddenly. Fourth, the symptoms appear after certain diseases or psychological factors.
  3, situational premature ejaculation
This kind of premature ejaculation occurs only at a specific time or environment and is not necessarily a pathological process. It is characterized by the following.
First, the symptoms are not continuous and irregular.
Second, the control ability decreases when ejaculation is imminent, but sometimes it is normal.
  4, premature ejaculation-like ejaculatory dysfunction
The latency time of ejaculation in these patients is often in the normal range, and it is the patient’s subjective belief that he or she is prematurely ejaculating, usually hiding a psychological disorder or a relationship problem with the sexual partner. The main characteristics are.
First, a subjective perception of persistent or non-persistent rapid ejaculation.
Second, the patient’s own imagined premature ejaculation or inability to control ejaculation anxiety.
Third, actual vaginal insertion with normal or longer ejaculatory latency time.
Fourth, the ability to control ejaculation decreases when ejaculation is about to occur.
Fifth, the patient’s anxiety cannot be explained by other mental disorders.