How long is considered premature ejaculation?

Men's sexual function has always been a relatively obscure topic, because most men have encountered sexual dysfunction problems, especially the problem of premature ejaculation. Premature ejaculation is a huge blow to men's self-esteem and willpower. Therefore, paying attention to solving the problem of premature ejaculation is the most important thing for men. How long is considered premature ejaculation? Let’s take a look at the explanation below, I hope men can understand it.

Premature ejaculation is the most common ejaculation dysfunction, with ejaculation at the beginning of sexual intercourse or even before sexual intercourse as the main manifestation, and inability to engage in normal sexual life. The incidence rate accounts for more than 1/3 of adult men. The definition of premature ejaculation is still controversial. It is usually evaluated by the male's ejaculation latency period or the frequency of female orgasm during sexual intercourse. For example, the standard is that the male loses the ability to control ejaculation during sexual intercourse, and ejaculates before or just after the penis enters the vagina; or the frequency of female orgasm during sexual intercourse is less than 50%. However, these are not universally accepted. Because the male ejaculation latency period is affected by factors such as age, length of abstinence, physical condition, emotional psychology, etc., the frequency of female orgasm is also affected by factors such as physical condition, emotional changes, and surrounding environment. In addition, there are individual differences in the length of the ejaculation latency period. It is generally believed that it is normal for healthy men to ejaculate 2 to 6 minutes after the penis is inserted into the vagina.

The main clinical manifestation of premature ejaculation is premature ejaculation. Taking time as the standard: the time from penis insertion into the vagina to ejaculation is generally considered premature ejaculation if it is shorter than 2 minutes. The number of twitches is used as the standard: if the penis is inserted into the vagina and the number of twitches is less than 10 to 30 times, it is considered premature ejaculation. Taking the response of the sexual partner as the standard: during sexual activities, if the woman cannot reach orgasm in more than half of the sexual opportunities, it can be called premature ejaculation. Patients often have symptoms such as anxiety, depression, dizziness, fatigue, etc.

1. Primary premature ejaculation

That is, from the first sexual experience, premature ejaculation has continued to occur, and rapid ejaculation occurs in almost every sexual intercourse and with every sexual partner, and the delay time of the bulbocavernosus reflex is short.

2. Secondary premature ejaculation

It means that before premature ejaculation occurs, there is a period of normal sexual function. It may appear gradually or suddenly. It may be secondary to urological diseases, thyroid diseases or psychological diseases, and the delay time of the bulbocavernosus reflex is longer.

3. Situational premature ejaculation

The ejaculation time of this type of patients varies, and premature ejaculation sometimes occurs. This type of premature ejaculation is not necessarily a pathological process.