Definition
These include distressing early ejaculation with poor control, marked delay or absent ejaculation.
Symptoms
Limited control, excessive delay, dry orgasm or difficulty reaching orgasm.
How it may be discovered
May be lifelong or acquired, sometimes following medication or surgery.
When to seek care
Consult if it causes distress, affects a relationship or raises fertility concerns.
Investigations and tests
Sexual and medical history, with targeted examination or tests rather than routine extensive investigations.
Reaching a diagnosis
Diagnosis considers mechanism, duration and personal impact, not timing alone.
Treatment options
Education, individual or couple support, addressing causes and selected specific treatments. Medication changes require discussion with the prescriber.
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