Patient's question:
I have been married to my wife for twenty years. Before that, we lived very happily and had a harmonious sex life. Later, due to business reasons, we went our separate ways for two years. When she returned this year, I noticed that I was experiencing premature ejaculation, and the duration of our intimacy had significantly decreased. I want to understand how long premature ejaculation typically lasts?Doctor's answer:
Under normal circumstances, if a man's sexual intercourse time is less than three minutes, it does not indicate premature ejaculation. If the time is currently too short, shorter than three minutes, and he cannot satisfy the female's needs, then it is considered premature ejaculation.For men in their 40s who have been separated for a long time, have improved physical conditions, or experience intense sexual stimulation, a temporarily shorter sexual intercourse time does not necessarily mean premature ejaculation. It is important to appropriately adjust the physical condition, and generally, it will gradually recover.