Dr. Junaid Nabi
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Dr.Junaid Nabi is a highly skilled and established physician in the field of Psychiatry, Sexology. He is an expert in tackling any complicated medical cases and can provide an expert opinion.
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Patient's Query
Hi doctor,
I am thirty years old. I am experiencing early ejaculation. I have an ejaculation within two to three minutes after intercourse. Earlier I used to last for 15 minutes on average. I just had a baby a few months back. My wife and I used to have sex once or twice a week.
Please guide me on my early ejaculation problem. How should I overcome it?
Hi,
Welcome to icliniq.com,
See, there are a few things you should know about this condition. First of all, if ejaculation happens within two minutes during sex, we call it premature ejaculation.
There are two types. One is primary, and that is from the beginning of sex life, usually kind of a genetic condition, and another is the secondary type usually due to some risk factors like performance anxiety, overweight, stress, or thyroid disorder,
Vitamin D deficiency also can contribute to premature ejaculation. Around 20 percent of males have this condition. Natural methods of treatment include pelvic strengthening exercises, certain diet changes, and ayurvedic supplements. Natural methods will help to treat the condition, and its effect is long-standing, but it may take time to show its effect. Till then, medicines may be necessary.
So a combination of both will be required. Just taking medicines will solve the issue but for a long-lasting cure, start the natural methods too.
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