Duration of sex before ejaculation
Published 02/02/2012 | 
It’s important to understand that many males want to have longer duration of sex before ejaculation even if they are absolutely healthy and don’t have PE disorder. Medical experts cannot say the normal duration of sex before ejaculation because it fluctuate so greatly between men depending on the age, state of health, arousal and even individually it can change because of different factors such as mood, different partners, situations and time without sex.
The studies held to find out the normal time of ejaculation have demonstrated that the most common time to ejaculation is from 3 to 7 minutes. Still if your time before ejaculation is over a minute and it doesn’t worry you or your partner, you possibly don’t have sexual problem such as premature ejaculation.
Specialists say that rapid or premature ejaculation usually can have two main forms. Lifelong or primary form of PE is when males suffer from PE from the first time they have sexual activity. Obtained or secondary form of PE develops in men later, after many years of sexual life without problems.
Many young males have PE due to the beginning of their sexual experience, they often get more control with age and get rid of the problem without any special treatment.
Some men require counseling and practicing special techniques to cope with the problem and it disappears by itself.
Still if the form of the condition is severe, it requires medical treatment. Ask your doctor about available treatment options. One of the treatments for PE accessible now is Priligy tablets for oral intake. Priligy can help you manage the problem and become more confident with your sexual partner.
