Patient's question:
When I took a nap in the afternoon, I experienced premature ejaculation. Although it wasn't particularly severe, I was worried it might be premature ejaculation, so I've been very concerned. Because I'm still married and don't have any children, I was worried that if it were true, it might affect my future married life, and whether I might even be unable to have children.Doctor's answer:
Psychological Premature Ejaculation: Over 80% of premature ejaculation cases in patients are caused by psychological factors. Psychological premature ejaculation is due to excessive mental tension. For example, long-awaited reunions, wedding (honeymoon), excessive excitement or nervousness, extreme fatigue, mood swings, alcohol consumption, irregular sexual habits, or marital discord can lead to premature ejaculation. Some individuals place excessive importance on sexual activity, have overly high expectations, or become overly concerned about occasional instances of premature ejaculation, which may exacerbate psychological stress and create a vicious cycle of tension, premature ejaculation, more tension, and focused premature ejaculation, ultimately leading to the condition becoming fixed.