Last updated: December 5, 2024
Do you think you are a quick shooter? Wait for the sexual health experts to help you explain the difference between premature ejaculation and premature ejaculation, so you don’t misdiagnose yourself!
Table of contents
- Quick Shot vs. Premature Ejaculation: The Key Differences
- 5 common misconceptions
- Self-Test Guide
- Improvement Methods
- Frequently asked questions
The key difference between "quick ejaculation" and "premature ejaculation"
Quickshooter Features
- It happens occasionally, not every time.
- Maybe because I was too nervous
- Affected by environment and mood
- Can be improved through practice
Symptoms of premature ejaculation
- It happens almost every time.
- No matter how relaxed you are, it's still like this
- Seriously affects sex life
- You may need to see a doctor
5 Misconceptions You Need to Know
Myth 1: “How many minutes does it take to be considered premature ejaculation?”
Many people used to think that it was normal to wait for 15 minutes, but there is actually no standard time! The most important thing is that you and your partner feel ok with it.
Misconception 2: "Just take the medicine?"
It’s not that simple! Let's see what the reason is first. Some people may be under a lot of pressure, some may have skill problems, and some really need medication.
Myth 3: “Age will get better naturally?”
Totally wrong! Age has no direct relationship with performance, the key is how you deal with it and improve it.
Self-Test Guide
Ask yourself the following questions:
- Does it happen often?
- When did this problem start?
- Does it affect the quality of life?
- Does your partner have any opinions?
Improvement Methods
Quickshooter's suggestions for improvement
- Adjust your mindset
- Stress relief methods
- Correct way to practice
- Adjustment of lifestyle habits
How to deal with premature ejaculation
- Seek professional advice
- Integrate with treatment plan
- Psychological counseling
- Medication assistance
Frequently asked questions
Q：How much endurance is considered normal? A: There is no standard answer. The most important thing is that both parties are satisfied.
Q: Which age group is most likely to have these problems? A: It can happen at any age. The key is to understand and deal with it in time.
Kind tips
Remember, don’t be shy if you have any questions. It is always best to seek professional advice as soon as possible!
