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Suggest Treatment For Premature Ejaculation

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Posted on Mon, 2 Nov 2015
Question: Hello I got married and we are trying for children. I'm not able to insert pennis fully in to my partners vagina able to insert till half of my pennis and its paining for both of us during this activity and my sperm releases quickly before inserting fully.does it causes any problem in my partner conceiving?and does it Sounds like a problem with me or is this common? Pls advise
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Answered by Dr. Ahmad Nazzal (53 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Premature ejaculation, stress related

Detailed Answer:
Dear XXXX,

Thank you for trusting us here in HCM with your question. I will answer your query to the best I can.

First congrats on being married, and I hope my answer will help you educate yourself better to reach to your goal and have kids.

It looks like multiple questions:

1. inability to fully insert: this might be due to anatomical problems but also psychogenic if the partner feels stressed the vagina might contract and makes it painful for both of you to insert. To make sure that its not anatomical your partner needs to get examined by a gynecologist, if the issue is psychogenic try to use lubricant material and make sure that both of you are relaxed and ready for intercourse.

2. Quick release: will this you need to ask yourself what is quick, if its in a range or less than a minute this means you might premature ejaculation again being not stressed helps dramatically in premature ejaculation nevertheless you can use some local anesthesia to last longer but this should not be done so often It better to focus on reducing stress and control your breathing while having the intercourse by using deep breaths to stay in control. Some antidepressant medications can help in premature ejaculation

So what you are facing is a common problem, reducing the stress around the intercourse will help in your problems. Its important that you as a couple maintain open channels of discussion regarding your thoughts and needs try not to push each other and avoid blaming each other all will result in more stress.

Please refer your wife to a gynecologist for a check up and physical examination, and for you please refer to your doctor for sperm count test and physical examination to make sure that no anatomical or histological problem might lead to conceiving problems.

hope that helped in guiding you to what you need to do and provided some insights to how to handle the issue.

Please feel free in contacting me with more questions.

Best regards,
Dr. Nazzal
Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Neel Kudchadkar
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Follow up: Dr. Ahmad Nazzal (35 minutes later)
Thanks very much for your response. Also I have few more issues like when my Pennis ejaculation during inter course it enlarges but it is not fully straight and not enough hard to insert into my partners vagina. Have to hold pennis with my hand and insert slowly not hard enough to insert. Also not able to insert fully it inserts till half of vagina. Does it cause any problem to have kids. Pls advise.

Also my sperm releases quickly as soon as I insert my pennis and Sperm is not going inside vagina. Do my partner still conceive.
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Answered by Dr. Ahmad Nazzal (8 hours later)
Brief Answer:
It lowers the chances of conception but can still happen

Detailed Answer:
Dear XXXX,

This can lower the chances of her getting pregnant but it can still happen. Nevertheless the maintaining erection while ejaculation you should refer to your primary care doctor and ask for hormonal check up on thyroid, LH, FSG, testosterone, free testosterone levels, etc... Plus you need to get a sperm count and motility test. Moreover your heart should be also checked your doctor might want to listen to your heart measure your heart rate and blood pressure and might order an EKG.

So If all is in normal range then that means your issue could be psychogenic and needs psychiatric counseling for both the loss of erection and the premature ejaculation.

Meanwhile you can do some life modifications like if you smoke stop smoking if you drink alcohol stop drinking, healthy diet avoid fast food, and workout and exercise take some multi vitamins and eat green leafs like Rucola.

So to sum it up first the presence of physical reasons of the problems should be addressed and make sure nothing is causing the problems you have as a couple, then if something is present proper treatment should be administered accordingly.

I did mention some of the things you can do meanwhile but its important to get a full medical check up for you and a gynecological check up for your wife.

Kind regards,
Dr. Nazzal
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Follow up: Dr. Ahmad Nazzal (5 hours later)
Thanks for your reply.Indo have few more questions for you Doctor.

1) If I do masterbation 3 to 4 times a week does it cause to PE and have any side affects for my sex life

2) After erection I can hold sperm for more than a minute, is it still called PE or no?Usually after how many minutes sperm releases after erection? Pls advise
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Answered by Dr. Ahmad Nazzal (8 hours later)
Brief Answer:
1. Yes 2.PE is related to time after penetration not only erection

Detailed Answer:
Hello XXXX,

Its my pleasure to answer your questions, glad you feel that you benefit from my answers.

1. Moderation is key for masturbation. 3 to 4 times can be excessive and will affect your sexual life in many aspects. Try to limit it to 1 or XXXXXXX 2 per week. This will help in having better erection. Moreover try to reduce exposure to porn since it might lead to being hyper stimulation and lead to ejaculate quickly.

2. Definition of PE (premature ejaculation): Is when you ejaculate sooner as you would like to, usually less than a minute of penetration, inability to delay ejaculation most of the time during intercourse. Its worth mentioning that normally average time of sexual intercourse is about 5 minutes.

So PE is not related to erection but to penetration.

Hope that helped.

Best,
Dr. Nazzal

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Suggest Treatment For Premature Ejaculation

Brief Answer: Premature ejaculation, stress related Detailed Answer: Dear XXXX, Thank you for trusting us here in HCM with your question. I will answer your query to the best I can. First congrats on being married, and I hope my answer will help you educate yourself better to reach to your goal and have kids. It looks like multiple questions: 1. inability to fully insert: this might be due to anatomical problems but also psychogenic if the partner feels stressed the vagina might contract and makes it painful for both of you to insert. To make sure that its not anatomical your partner needs to get examined by a gynecologist, if the issue is psychogenic try to use lubricant material and make sure that both of you are relaxed and ready for intercourse. 2. Quick release: will this you need to ask yourself what is quick, if its in a range or less than a minute this means you might premature ejaculation again being not stressed helps dramatically in premature ejaculation nevertheless you can use some local anesthesia to last longer but this should not be done so often It better to focus on reducing stress and control your breathing while having the intercourse by using deep breaths to stay in control. Some antidepressant medications can help in premature ejaculation So what you are facing is a common problem, reducing the stress around the intercourse will help in your problems. Its important that you as a couple maintain open channels of discussion regarding your thoughts and needs try not to push each other and avoid blaming each other all will result in more stress. Please refer your wife to a gynecologist for a check up and physical examination, and for you please refer to your doctor for sperm count test and physical examination to make sure that no anatomical or histological problem might lead to conceiving problems. hope that helped in guiding you to what you need to do and provided some insights to how to handle the issue. Please feel free in contacting me with more questions. Best regards, Dr. Nazzal