882: Relationship of Self-Diagnosed Premature Ejaculation to Other Indicators of Male Sexual Function

Abstract

two groups self-reported sexual functioning . Additionally, results will include comparisons over time within and between the two groups and correlations between questionnaires responses and the NPT and color Doppler.CONCLUSIONS: There are marked differences between men presenting with PC and those presenting with primary ED. Sexual function as measured by NPT, color Doppler and questionnaire data will be discussed.

Sexual function in male patients with ankylosing spondylitis

“…The frequency of sexual intercourse was also found in association with PE by Kaplan in 1974, since then low sexual frequency reported to be a risk factor for PE and was reported by other studies. [42][43][44] In this study there was no significant difference between patients with AS and healthy controls in terms of the frequency of sexual frequency, on the contrary, masturbation is significantly higher in patients with AS. Masturbation might serve as an alternative to sexual intercourse in case of sexual dysfunction.…”

Premature ejaculation: definition and prevalence

“…9,22,42,52 This lack of sexual satisfaction can be detrimental to the overall relationship with their partner. Recently, McCullough et al 52 reported the results of 1158 men responding to a sexual health survey.…”

“…9,22,42,52 This lack of sexual satisfaction can be detrimental to the overall relationship with their partner. Recently, McCullough et al 52 reported the results of 1158 men responding to a sexual health survey. The authors found that men with PE were significantly more likely to report low satisfaction with their sexual relationship, low satisfaction with sexual intercourse and difficulty relaxing during intercourse.…”

“…Finally, although sexual satisfaction is diminished by PE, sex drive and overall interest in sex does not appear to be affected by the presence of PE. 52,55 Aside from the general dissatisfaction and anxiety stemming from poor control over the timing of ejaculation, PE appears to have a significant impact on a man's overall sexual function. Byers and Grenier 22 found that men who report lower satisfaction with their ability to delay ejaculation are more likely to also report sexual concerns unrelated to a PE condition.…”

“…PE has also been associated with less enjoyment of orgasm and difficulties with sexual arousal. 21,51,52 This is likely explainable by the cooccurring stress and anxiety of ejaculating sooner than desired.…”