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Why do I take long before ejaculating?

  

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There are several things that can lead to delayed ejaculation, which means that it takes longer than normal to ejaculate:

Psychological factors: Anxiety, stress, problems in relationships, or performance pressure can make it hard to get sexually aroused and cause ejaculation to be delayed.
Physical Factors: Some medicines, like drugs, hormonal changes, or nerve conditions can make it hard to ejaculate.
Lifestyle Factors: Drinking too much alcohol, abusing drugs, or being too tired can make it harder to ejaculate or delay it.
Age: As men get older, their hormone levels and sensitivity may change, making it take longer for them to ejaculate.
Behaviors: Some men may find it harder to come during sex if they masturbate in a way that is different from when they are with a partner, such as with stronger pressure or a certain beat.

To fix delayed ejaculation, you need to know what's causing it, whether it's mental, physical, or linked to habits. Talking to a doctor or nurse can help you figure out what's wrong and look into the best ways to fix it or change your behavior to improve your sexual function.

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Delay in ejaculation can be caused by many things, such as mental issues like stress or worry, problems in relationships, some medicines, nerve damage, or chemical changes. Conditions that affect the prostate or urine system are one type of physical reason. Sometimes it's just a normal change in how you react sexually. Seeing a doctor can help you figure out what's causing the problem and give you the right treatment or advice to improve your sexual health.

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Taking long to ejaculate, also known as delayed ejaculation, can be caused by various factors such as stress, anxiety, depression, medication side effects, or certain medical conditions. It may also result from relationship issues or excessive alcohol consumption. If this issue is persistent and bothersome, it’s best to consult a healthcare provider to identify the underlying cause and explore appropriate treatments or therapies.

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