Sexual issues

2026-09-10 20:10:36
Hello, I have been married for the last 4yrs and this is the first time I am facing this issue. Due to some family emergency situations I didn't have physical intercourse or masturbated for around 35 to 40 days. After the 40 days when I had physical intercourse the timing was hardly 2 to 3mins. Previously I could have held it at least 15 to 25mins with a kind of short pause or changing the positions. However now it's very quick and I can't even hold 2 to 3mins and I feel sperm also a bit less than previously. What can be done?
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Dear Practo User, The issue as described you above is termed as premature ejaculation/early ejaculation. However judging yourself on the basis of Masturbation is not the correct way. As there is a difference between what you do with your hand and what you do in reality. Also I would personally not recommend you to do Masturbation. As Masturbation may give you temporary satisfaction but may impact your sexual life. Also you have started developing issue of premature ejaculation. There is a possibility that the tip of your penis might have become hyper sensitive. Premature ejaculation (PE), when semen leaves the body (ejaculate) sooner than desired during sex, can cause distress and impact relationships, often stemming from psychological factors like anxiety or relationship issues, but can also be linked to physical conditions However this issue is not a major cause to worry as much as there are medications and treatment available for the same. If you genuinely interested in getting your issue resolved then you can contact me directly through google on my website or contact me through Practo. Would be happy to help you. You can contact me directly through my website for online or in person consultation - https://www.drfayyazsexologyclinic.com

Answered2026-09-11 06:59:00

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