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Premature ejaculation is a problem most often found in sexology: 30% of the male population suffers from this problem and seven patients out of ten, complain of premature ejaculation. This percentage is based on sexologists’ surveys carried out in several countries. Therefore, you are not the only one to suffer from premature ejaculation ! But be reassured : the treatment I provide will help you to get rid of it !

 You will find numerous definitions of premature ejaculation and the one which appears to me to be the best is this one: premature ejaculation is a man’s lack of control of his arousal durably and when ejaculation occurs involuntarily. The essential notion in this definition is the term " involuntarily ", indeed a premature ejaculator cannot voluntarily decide the exact moment of his ejaculation. In fact, one can exclude this aspect of duration from this definition of premature ejaculation as some men say they are premature ejaculators although they ejaculate after 5 to 10 minutes of penetration, whereas some others ejaculate as soon as there is penetration. Generally, in sexology, the men who suffer from premature ejaculation say they ejaculate after less than twenty of comings and goings.
 What are the consequences of premature ejaculation for each partner and more generally for a couple?
 Premature ejaculation is very often responsible for a man’s lack of sexual motivation, and for a depreciation of his own image and the evolution of PE can lead to psychological impotence. For a woman, premature ejaculation of her partner also leads to a lack of sexual motivation, anorgasmia and can evolve to secondary frigidity. For a couple, the evolution can lead to the breach of emotional, sensual and erotic communication, which generally leads to the separation of the two partners.
For a better understanding of premature ejaculation, it is necessary to say a word of the physiology of ejaculation which takes place at the end of the phase of arousal and which can be divided into two periods:
- One immediately pre-ejaculatory period which corresponds to the tension of the sperm in the genital posterior tracts. During this short period, sexual arousal is still reversible and a man can learn not to exceed his limits so that he doesn’t get to the following expulsive phase, which is irreversible.

- One ejaculatory period itself which corresponds to the expulsive contractions of genital tracts and which leads to the expulsion of sperm. This short period is irreversible and uncontrollable.