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The association between chronic prostatitis or prostatic inflammation and premature ejaculation, and the potential benefits of treating prostatitis for improving ejaculatory control.
is inflammation of the prostate often due to infection or nonbacterial inflammatory processes, while benign prostatic hyperplasia () is a noncancerous enlargement of prostate tissue caused by cell pro...
Encouraging a partner to swallow semen hinges far more on clear consent, mutual comfort, and accurate risk-management than on gimmicks or misinformation; medically, swallowing is typically safe but ca...
— defined in many sources as ejaculate volume above roughly 5–6 mL — has multiple possible causes ranging from simple behavioral factors like prolonged abstinence to medical conditions such as , , and...
and can cause measurable rises in prostate‑specific antigen (PSA) even after the prostate has been removed, primarily by causing inflammation or infection that increases PSA leakage from residual pros...
Controlled clinical evidence that regular ejaculation reduces symptoms of chronic prostatitis (especially non‑bacterial/CP/CPPS) or benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is weak and inconsistent: a small...
Prostate stimulation can both hasten and, in some circumstances, delay ejaculation in men with premature ejaculation (PE): it commonly intensifies arousal and can trigger rapid orgasm—especially when ...