Delayed ejaculation treatment

Choudhary Devendra., MCH UROLOGY, MS GENERAL SURGERY, MBBS
 

Medical Case Details:

28 year male Patient with Delayed or at times no ejaculation, leading to painful experience for wife, dissatisfaction of husband and extramarital sexual exposure with similar problem.

When he has ejaculation it is normal in volume and experience.

 


Discussions


Dr. Udaya Nath Sahoo
General Practitioner

Hi, before proceeding to the topic in detail please do following investigations :-
1)Check CBC with differential & ESR
2)Check [Fasting blood sugar,testosterone,TSH,T3,T4,Aldosterone]
3)Check [MRI] scan to ruled out spinal cord issues
4)Do a detailed clinical exam [Neuro+Urological]
I hope this will be enough for a diagnosis
Thanks,

04.Feb, 09:30pm

Dr. Alok Vinod Kulkarni
Psychiatrist

Apart from the aforementioned investigations, also get a fasting lipid profile done. Also examine for peripheral pulses to rule out peripheral vascular disease. It seems more like a Generalised Retarded Ejaculation. It is not situational because as per history he is not able to ejaculate even with a different partner. We have to establish if it is acquired or lifelong retarded ejaculation. Ask for recent stressors, negative life events. Rule out performance anxiety (spectatoring). Rule out Major Depressive Disorder. After organicity is ruled out, patient may be started on Dual Sex Therapy as prescribed by Masters and Johnson. Aim should be to reduce spectatoring and to focus on the arousal sensations. A specific set of exercises are prescribed which the couple should practice in the privacy of their homes. 4 way roundtable sessions precede and follow each exercise period. Couple should not deviate from the prescribed exercises. Eventually, intercourse is added to the exercise period. No much scope for pharmacological agents in this case unless there is clear cut depression or anxiety. Choose Bupropion, Mirtazapine or Aripiprazole in conjunction with Tadalafil, if at all a drug is indicated.

04.Feb, 11:46pm

Dr. Jadhav Gaurav Mohan
Ayurveda Specialist

We have very good ayurvedic treatment
if you wish we can discuss

09.Feb, 08:34pm

Dr. Arvind Guru
General Surgeon

I think you would have already done a detailed physical exam and found NAD.
It would be interesting to know however the onset, progression and duration of this complaint. Also did it start after he had an extra marital sex ?
Doesn't seem to be a neurological problem. Substance abuse or Performance enhancing meds needs to be checked out. The guilt of extramarital relationship and painful experience of partner can itself be the cause of problem. Also the dyspareunia can be due to lack of lubrication.

15.Feb, 02:27am

Dr. Anmol Singh
General Practitioner

Please reply with following details
History of masturbation frequency & any change in pattern as excessive masturbation leads to decreased sensation which is not sufficiently achieved with vaginal intercourse
Presence or absence of morning erection
History of substance use(alcohol) or medications use
Any history suggesting depression or mood disorders
Preoccupation with any thought
As previously commented, it doesn't seem to be situational
Retarded ejaculation is mostly due to psychological problems and is the third most common cause of male sexual problems
After the investigation, advise to consult a psychiatrist

15.Mar, 12:39pm

Mehwish Mursaleen
Psychologist Counselor

Sensate focused sex therapy is recommended by a psychologist

27.Apr, 02:40pm

Dr. Ishwar Mahadev Yamgar
Ayurveda Specialist

We need to councsil both partner and side by we can go with ayurvedic medicine to improve his sperm quantity and releasing the sperm while intercourse is there any history of addicitons ? Any drug histroy from how many months he is facing this problem
plz provide following details so as we can cure it surely
Thank u

26.Dec, 01:04pm

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