Premature ejaculation: causes, solutions, and how to talk about it
Premature ejaculation may affect up to one in three men, causing emotional distress and complicating intimate relationships. This is unnecessary since the condition is easy to treat. Dr. Jireh Serfontein - medical doctor, sexologist and clinical head of My Sexual Health Pretoria - clarifies PE, its possible causes, diagnosis and treatment, and offers advice to loving partners.
Sensitive content: Please note that this episode contains a candid discussion of sexual practices and is intended for adult listeners.
Dr. Jireh Serfontein
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In ep. 33 of the weekly podcast series Calm, Clear & Helpful, Jireh explains
what PE or premature ejaculation entails
the difference between lifelong and acquired premature ejaculation
possible causes, including ageing
how premature ejaculation can affect a man, especially emotionally
how PE is diagnosed
how it can influence a couple’s relationship
the primary reason men experiencing this condition seek advice - and the good news regarding their main concern
the connection between premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction
the role of shame and sexual avoidance
how a partner can start talking about PE and provide support
the “gold standard” for the treatment of premature ejaculation, other options, and self-help tips
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Contact details
Dr. Jireh Serfontein is a medical doctor, sexologist and clinical head of My Sexual Health Pretoria.
Tel: 012 816 8240
Email: admin@mysexualhealth.co.za
Websites: https://mysexualhealth.co.za/ and http://drjirehserfontein.co.za/
Facebook: @DrJireh
Instagram: @Dr_Jireh
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