Problems with ejaculation and orgasm — difficulty with release, or an inability to have orgasms or ejaculate at all—are men’s hidden sex issue. Erectile dysfunction is all over the media, and premature ejaculation (rapid, involuntary…

Since it was first reported in modern sex research in the early 1980s, controversy has surrounded female ejaculation. But recent research—most of it conducted in Slovakia in Eastern Europe—strengthens the case for female ejaculation, and…

Premature ejaculation (PE) is men’s inability to control their ejaculatory timing. Men with PE ejaculate (come, cum) before they would like to. Some doctors say men have PE if they come within two minutes of…

No, masturbation, per se, does not cause premature ejaculation (PE). However, some men masturbate to orgasm very quickly. Over time, this may train them into PE. But masturbation can also be used to cure PE….

Drugs to treat PE help only a minority of men last as long as they’d like Rapid, involuntary “premature” ejaculation (PE) is men’s #1 sex problem. Erectile dysfunction gets much more publicity, but few men…

The best, most cost-effective treatment for the large majority of PE sufferers is the sex therapy program developed during the 1960s by pioneering sex researchers William Masters, M.D., and Virginia Johnson, and refined since then…

When sex problems meet the stage of life, men and women are often out of synch. Sex problems can develop at any age, but most women suffer their most challenging difficulties before age 30, while…

Marketers of anesthetic ointments claim that men with premature ejaculation have extra-sensitive penises and that the ointments reduce this so men can last longer. But a large research literature shows that the penises of PE…