What is good to eat for premature ejaculation?

Written by Chen Qi Hua

Urology

Updated on September 07, 2024

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Premature ejaculation can be adjunctively treated by changing dietary structures and eating habits. First, appropriately increase consumption of animal organs; Second, eat more fish; Third, appropriately supplement vitamins, such as vitamin A, vitamin C, and vitamin E; Fourth, supplement with zinc; Fifth, eat more calcium-rich foods.

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Does a long foreskin cause premature ejaculation?

A prolonged foreskin definitely leads to premature ejaculation, because if the foreskin is too long, it constantly covers the glans, which generally does not get exposed. As a result, the glans receives less external stimulation and becomes more sensitive. Therefore, during sexual activity, as the penis erects and the glans is exposed and comes into contact with a partner’s body, its heightened sensitivity can lead to premature ejaculation. Thus, an elongated foreskin certainly causes premature ejaculation.

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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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How long is considered premature ejaculation?

The definition of premature ejaculation does not have a completely consistent consensus. Generally speaking, if the duration of sexual activity is less than 2 minutes, the number of thrusts is less than 15, more than half of the female partner's sexual experiences do not reach climax, or the male cannot control ejaculation, it is defined as premature ejaculation. However, each individual's situation is different and needs to be considered comprehensively.

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Is Viagra effective for premature ejaculation?

Premature ejaculation can be somewhat alleviated by taking Viagra, but it does not fundamentally solve the problem of premature ejaculation. For premature ejaculation accompanied by erectile dysfunction, taking Viagra can improve symptoms to some extent. However, for premature ejaculation caused by inflammation of the reproductive system, taking Viagra will not result in significant improvement. Therefore, whether premature ejaculation can be treated with Viagra should be determined based on different medical conditions.

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Can premature ejaculation affect pregnancy?

Premature ejaculation itself does not affect fertility, however, certain causes of premature ejaculation may impact fertility. The most common cause is infection of the urogenital system, which not only leads to premature ejaculation but can also affect the quality of sperm. If a patient with premature ejaculation has a desire to conceive, it is recommended to visit a hospital for an examination to determine if there is an impact on fertility.