Premature ejaculation can be caused by a combination of psychological and biological factors:
1. Psychological Causes:
– Performance Anxiety: Worrying about sexual performance can lead to quick ejaculation.
– Stress: Emotional or mental stress in any area of life can contribute to PE.
– Relationship Issues: Tensions or conflicts with a partner can contribute to sexual dysfunction.
– Early Sexual Experiences: Some men may develop a pattern of quick ejaculation during their early sexual experiences, which persists into adulthood.
– Depression: Mental health issues like depression can affect sexual function, including the control of ejaculation.
2. Biological Causes:
– Abnormal Hormone Levels: Hormonal imbalances, particularly those involving testosterone or serotonin, can influence the timing of ejaculation.
– Neurotransmitter Imbalances: Abnormal levels of brain chemicals involved in sexual arousal and function may play a role.
– Erectile Dysfunction: Men who struggle with erectile dysfunction may develop a pattern of rushing to ejaculate before losing an erection.
– Inflammation or Infection: Conditions like prostatitis or urethritis can cause premature ejaculation.
– Genetic Factors: Some evidence suggests that genetic factors might play a role in PE.
3. Other Contributing Factors:
– Lack of Sexual Experience: Inexperience or infrequent sexual activity can contribute to poor ejaculatory control.
– Substance Abuse: Excessive alcohol consumption, drug use, or certain medications can also impact ejaculatory control.
Treatment for premature ejaculation may involve behavioural techniques, counselling or therapy (for psychological causes), medications, or a combination of these approaches. The specific treatment depends on the underlying cause and the individual’s circumstances.
If you or someone you know is experiencing premature ejaculation, it is advisable to consult a healthcare provider or a sexual health specialist for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.
The P-Shot®️ (Priapus Shot) is a non-surgical procedure that uses platelet-rich plasma (PRP) derived from your own blood, injected into specific areas of the penis. It’s designed to improve sexual performance and treat certain conditions, including premature ejaculation (PE).
Potential Benefits of P-Shot for Premature Ejaculation:
1. Improved Nerve Sensitivity Regulation
PRP helps regenerate nerve tissue, which may balance hypersensitivity in the penis — one of the common contributors to premature ejaculation.
2. Tissue Regeneration and Healing
The growth factors in PRP can strengthen and rejuvenate penile tissue, which might help with better control and endurance during intercourse.
3. Enhanced Blood Flow
PRP may stimulate new blood vessel growth (angiogenesis), leading to improved circulation. This can contribute to longer-lasting erections and better performance control.
4. Increased Sexual Confidence
Many men experience psychological triggers for premature ejaculation. Improved sexual function and sensation can boost confidence and reduce performance anxiety, which can help extend ejaculation time.
5. Improved Erection Firmness and Size
Some users report better erection quality, which may indirectly support longer-lasting intercourse and help in delaying ejaculation.
6. Reduced Need for Medication
For some, the P-Shot reduces reliance on oral PE treatments (like SSRIs or topical desensitizers), providing a more natural and longer-lasting option.
What to Expect
It typically takes a few weeks to see full results.
Effects can last 12–18 months, depending on the individual.
Most men require no downtime, and the procedure is usually well-tolerated.
Limitations and Considerations
Not a guaranteed cure: Results vary; it may not work for everyone with PE.