PREMATURE AND DELAY EJACULATION AS INDICATORS OF A RHYTHM OF SEXUAL ACTIVITY

Abstract

In clinical sexology frequently, it is necessary to qualify statuses of premature ejaculation; it is the widespread complaint.

A rating of a rhythm of sexual activity, on which background the patient has complaints, should complement the known approaches to a rating of premature ejaculation (time, quality of erection, ability to the repeated sexual intercourse, neurological symptoms, woman satisfaction, etc.).

With the purpose to specify sexuality at different rhythms of sexual activity the analysis of supervision at couples (n=47) participating in the program of family planning was carried out. We recommended the spouses to increase sexual activity within 3 months up to conception.

Coitus' duration and rhythm of sexual activity before and after the introduction into the program were specified approximately by words of the husband and wife. In most cases, it was not found of significant divergences in ratings of duration of the sexual intercourse on presentation of the men and their wives.
We distributed the results on two groups.
There were not essential changes in coitus' duration, despite of increase of sexual activity (the first group, n =14). At the second group (n=33) the sexual reactions obviously changed. The physiological delay ejaculation was marked. The coitus' duration increased from 3 - 5 about 20 - 30 minutes. The development of anejaculation syndrome was marked in 12 cases, at the repeated sexual intercourse within day. The period of abstention one day restored ability to ejaculation. At the men the self-rating of sexual libido level and erection' quality was changed.

Thus, the rating of a rhythm of sexual activity has the certain diagnostic value, - allows differentiating physiological fluctuations of sexual reactions quality from premature ejaculation syndrome. This one requires therapeutically correction. In addition, the ejaculation delay at an intensive rhythm is a parameter of a high physiological activity of sexual system.

National Research Center on Addictions
Rehabilitation Dept.,
Moscow, Russia