Patient's question:
Doctor, my wife and I always have very long sex, and it's very difficult for me to ejaculate. After one round, I can still be ready in less than half an hour. We're both over 30, and I don't know what the problem is. Doctor, what causes a man to have long sex and not ejaculate?Doctor's answer:
Ejaculation delay and anejaculation refer to a condition where patients have normal sexual desire and erectile function, but due to difficulties in ejaculation, the duration of sexual intercourse becomes excessively prolonged, making it difficult to reach orgasm and ejaculation, or even leading to no ejaculation and no orgasm. Psychological factors are the primary cause of this condition, while medical factors are commonly seen in spinal cord disorders, sympathetic ganglion injuries, diabetes, chronic alcoholism, and other conditions. Antihypertensive drugs and psychiatric medications that affect the sympathetic nervous system can also lead to anejaculation. For patients, if the condition of andrological diseases is severe, immediate symptomatic treatment and appropriate medication should be administered.