Why does a 35-year-old man have premature ejaculation?

Premature ejaculation affects the married life of male friends. So why are married men so prone to premature ejaculation? Let’s take a practical look at what causes it.

Before having sex for the first time after marriage, a large amount of semen has accumulated in the husband's reproductive organs, thus causing sexual excitement of fullness. This stimulation is also an important factor in stimulating sexual desire. Frequent nocturnal emissions occur when there is no sexual life, and it is easier to ejaculate when touching the vagina.

After young couples have experienced love and intimate interactions, their sexual fluid regulation is very high. After marriage, the activity in most areas of the cerebral cortex is also concentrated on the reproductive organs. The penis will harden with the slightest stimulation of sexual intercourse. If it comes into contact with a woman's vagina, it is often on the verge of triggering premature ejaculation.

During the marriage, the husband is full of expectations and expectations for the couple's life. He longs for the lightness of the couple's life, but is also worried that his wife will not cooperate well with each other and does not know how to live a more harmonious life. To complete the couple's life in this extremely complicated mentality, it is inevitable to be nervous, anxious, and reckless. In addition, the central nervous system is overworked during the marriage, and other systems are also difficult to adapt. Temporary deviations often occur and the man ejaculates early.