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Q: P.e Taking Over!

asked by: liltyleruk on April 5th, 2007

New User

i no there are other topics covering this problem but none that relate to my spercific problem, any ideas or facts would be greatly apriciated,

i have read alot of information and asked alot of questions and nothing has helped maybe someone here can help me?

before my most recent relationship i have not had any problems with sex i am 18 but as of recently i have been not able to have sex for more than 2 minutes without blowing my load,it is embarressing and maybe destroying my relationship. i just need as much help as possible one person told me to drink milk. i am not interested in taking pills i am looking for other ways around.soz about bad spelling thanks:)

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HealthySex

replied on April 6th, 2007

Experienced User

How long has your current relationship been going on? If it's new and you didn't have problems before, than perhaps it's just nerves. Overtime you should be able to relax better. Otherwise, talk to her about it so you don't stay nervous forever.

Another possible reason for sudden PE is medication or infection. If you're not on any new medication, that shouldn't be it. Prostate and perhaps other urinary infections may cause PE. Only a doctor could diagnose any of those.

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