Premature Ejaculation Treatment
ENJOY LONGER, MORE SATISFYING SEX
Premature ejaculation is a problem most men are reluctant to talk about. However, studies show that about one in every three men between the ages of 18 and 59 have issues with PE. In fact, it is a very common type of sexual dysfunction and can cause stress and relationship problems. If you notice a repeated problem with premature ejaculation, you should discuss it openly and honestly with your doctor.
This issue can result from biological or psychological issues – or both. Stress, hormone levels, and inflammation of the prostate may all contribute to the problem of premature ejaculation.
The good news is that there are a variety of ways to treat premature ejaculation. This includes topical and oral medications as well as techniques to help delay ejaculation. We have successfully treated premature ejaculation and restored satisfactory sexual relations for many men.
WHAT IS PREMATURE EJACULATION?
Premature ejaculation (PE) is a form of sexual dysfunction that occurs when you ejaculate sooner during intercourse than you or your partner would like. It may be a part of erectile dysfunction but is considered a separate condition.
Rather than sustaining an erection for the average length of time before orgasm, men suffering from premature ejaculation may orgasm prior to intercourse or a minute or two after starting. As a result, sexual intimacy can be a source of stress, anxiety, depression, or unhappiness for both the man and his partner.
WHAT CAUSES PREMATURE EJACULATION?
PE is often the result of psychological factors, but biology can also play a significant role. In fact, most men have more than a single cause for their condition. These may include:
- A fear of intimacy
- Underlying medical conditions, such as diabetes, abnormal hormone levels, inflammation, or infection of the prostate or urethra
- Mental health factors, such as depression, performance anxiety, or lack of confidence
- Abnormal levels of brain chemicals called neurotransmitters
- Life problems, such as stress at work or relationship issues
- Inherited traits
One thing is for sure – PE is NOT a normal part of aging. Experiencing issues with sexual stamina, the inability to complete sexual intercourse, or ejaculating with little or no sexual stimulation at any age is not typical. If you are experiencing such issues, you should speak with one of the doctors at Atlanta Medical Institute, where effective treatment for PE is available.
CAN PREMATURE EJACULATION BE TREATED?
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ARE YOU A CANDIDATE FOR THERAPY?
If you are an otherwise healthy male who is suffering from premature ejaculation, or if you are simply looking to achieve stronger erections, you may be a good candidate for treatment.
To learn more and how we can help improve your sexual performance, contact the medical professionals at Atlanta Medical Institute by requesting an appointment online, or signing up for a complimentary consultation now
