What Is Delayed Ejaculation?

While premature ejaculation gets most attention, some men face the opposite: taking an unusually long time to reach climax, or being unable to ejaculate at

all (anejaculation) despite normal desire and erection.

It can frustrate both partners and affect fertility.

 

Common Causes

Physical: diabetes-related nerve damage, certain medications (especially some antidepressants), hormonal issues, prostate surgery, alcohol Psychological: anxiety, guilt, fear of pregnancy, relationship issues

Behavioural: habituation to a specific masturbation

style or grip that intercourse cannot replicate — an increasingly recognized cause in younger men

 

How It Is Treated

At Care and Cure Sexologist, Hyderabad, treatment starts by identifying the cause:

  1. Medication review – adjusting drugs known to delay ejaculation (with your treating doctor)

2. Managing diabetes or hormone issues

  1. Behavioural retraining – gradually reconditioning arousal patterns
  2. Counselling – individually or with your partner

Where fertility is the concern, additional medical options exist even when ejaculation cannot be restored quickly.

 

FAQs

Q: How long is “too long”?

There’s no strict number, but consistently needing 30+ minutes, or frequent inability to climax, deserves

evaluation.

Q: Can pornography habits cause this?

Yes — conditioning to specific stimulation patterns is a common and reversible cause in young men.

Q: Is it curable?

Most cases improve significantly once the specific cause is identified and treated.

📍 Care and Cure Sexologist, Hyderabad – Every sexual health concern taken seriously.

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