Premature ejaculation is classified into several types.

Written by Chen Qi Hua
Urology
Updated on September 16, 2024
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Generally, we classify premature ejaculation into two main categories: primary premature ejaculation and secondary premature ejaculation. Primary premature ejaculation means that the patient has experienced premature ejaculation since their first sexual encounter, and it has always been present. This is referred to as primary premature ejaculation. On the other hand, secondary premature ejaculation refers to those cases where previously, sexual activities were relatively satisfying without incidents of premature ejaculation, meaning the duration of sexual activity was relatively long and both partners were satisfied. However, premature ejaculation developed later due to some reasons. This is called secondary premature ejaculation.

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Can premature ejaculation be cured?

Premature ejaculation can be cured, especially the milder, physiological types, which can be resolved through self-regulation. For newly married couples, proper understanding and learning about sexual knowledge, along with training under the guidance of a doctor, can lead to a cure. If the premature ejaculation is caused by other physical disorders, finding and treating the specific cause will lead to a quick recovery. However, treatment must be conducted under the guidance of a specialist.

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Premature ejaculation is classified into several types.

Generally, we classify premature ejaculation into two main categories: primary premature ejaculation and secondary premature ejaculation. Primary premature ejaculation means that the patient has experienced premature ejaculation since their first sexual encounter, and it has always been present. This is referred to as primary premature ejaculation. On the other hand, secondary premature ejaculation refers to those cases where previously, sexual activities were relatively satisfying without incidents of premature ejaculation, meaning the duration of sexual activity was relatively long and both partners were satisfied. However, premature ejaculation developed later due to some reasons. This is called secondary premature ejaculation.

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Premature ejaculation self-massage techniques

Premature ejaculation can be adjunctively treated by massaging certain parts of the body, especially some acupoints. Commonly used acupoints include the Yongquan point and the Shenshu point. Additionally, shaking the scrotum and lifting the root of the penis are also effective massage techniques.

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Methods to prevent premature ejaculation

Firstly, to prevent premature ejaculation, one should avoid being excessively lustful and choose the frequency of sexual activity appropriately. Secondly, strengthen physical exercise. Thirdly, pay attention to balancing work and rest. Fourthly, maintain a relaxed mood. Fifth, the spouse should provide cooperation, consideration, comfort, and encouragement. Sixth, timely treat related physical diseases, and both partners should cooperate and understand each other.

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Is premature ejaculation the same as ejaculating quickly?

Premature ejaculation and rapid ejaculation are not the same thing, but they are related and connected. There isn't an absolute standard to distinguish them; it should be judged based on the duration, the number of thrusts, the satisfaction of both parties, the male's ability to control, and the persistence of duration.