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Types of Ejaculation Disorders
Premature Ejaculation (PE)
Premature ejaculation happens when ejaculation occurs earlier than expected, either by the man or his partner. It may take place shortly after penetration or even before intercourse begins.
Although many men hesitate to discuss it, PE is one of the most treatable sexual disorders in men.
Possible Signs of PE
✔ Ejaculating within one minute of penetration
✔ Difficulty controlling ejaculation most of the time
✔ Feeling frustrated, stressed, or dissatisfied after intercourse
What Causes PE?
PE can be influenced by:
🔹 Physical factors — hormone imbalance, penile sensitivity, weak pelvic floor muscles
🔹 Psychological factors — anxiety, stress, relationship tension, low self-esteem
Categories of PE
🔸 Lifelong (Primary) – present since the first sexual experience
🔸 Acquired (Secondary) – develops later after a period of normal function
🔍 Occasionally ejaculating quickly due to stress or excitement is normal and may not require treatment unless it persists.
Delayed Ejaculation (DE)
Delayed ejaculation is the difficulty or inability to ejaculate despite adequate stimulation and normal arousal.
Types of Delayed Ejaculation
🔸 Primary DE – difficulty ejaculating since the first sexual encounter
🔸 Secondary DE – occurs after previously normal function
Possible Causes of DE
Physical causes:
- Side effects of medications (especially antidepressants)
- Alcohol or recreational drug use
- Pelvic injury or nerve damage
- Hormonal imbalance (including low testosterone)
Psychological causes:
- Anxiety, depression, or other mood concerns
- Relationship challenges
- Performance anxiety
- Cultural or religious beliefs affecting sexual comfort
Treatment Options at Mencare
💊 Medications
🧴 Topical Anaesthetic Agents
🧴 Topical Anaesthetic Agents
Certain prescription medications strengthen erections and improve control, allowing men to last longer during intercourse. Others work directly to increase the time to ejaculation.
🧴 Topical Anaesthetic Agents
🧴 Topical Anaesthetic Agents
🧴 Topical Anaesthetic Agents
These creams or sprays gently reduce penile sensitivity, helping delay ejaculation without reducing sexual pleasure when used correctly under medical guidance.
💺 EM Kegel Therapy
🧴 Topical Anaesthetic Agents
💺 EM Kegel Therapy
This therapy strengthens the pelvic floor muscles responsible for controlling ejaculation. A stronger pelvic floor provides better ability to hold, contract, and delay climax, with up to 11,000 muscle contractions in a 30-minute session.
💉 PRP (P-Shot®)
🧪 Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)
💺 EM Kegel Therapy
PRP improves tissue health, sensitivity regulation, and erectile performance. For some men, this helps reduce hypersensitivity and supports better control over ejaculation.
🧪 Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)
🧪 Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)
🧪 Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)
Low testosterone can cause weak erections, poor stamina, and difficulty regulating ejaculation. When testing confirms deficiency, TRT helps restore hormonal balance, leading to better erections and improved timing of ejaculation.
🧬 Stem Cell Therapy
🧪 Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)
🧪 Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)
Used only in selected cases, stem cells can help regenerate nerve and vascular tissue, improving sexual function and potentially enhancing ejaculation control over time.