Some guys can find it challenging to let their private organ discharge during s£x. Due to this problem, a man finds it challenging to become excited and release semen during intimacy. Sometimes a man's private organ may not release any semen at all.
This medical ailment may be permanent or perhaps transitory. Although experiencing a delayed discharge during intimacy is common, it can become problematic if it interferes with your romantic life.
In this article, we'll examine 5 factors that could be to blame for a man's delayed discharge during intimacy, according to Mayo Clinic.
1. Psychiatric conditions, such as those listed below, may contribute to delayed discharge:
i. A man who worries about how he will perform in an intimate situation.
ii. A man experiencing depression.
iii. A man experiencing relationship difficulties because of stress, a lack of communication, or other problems.
2. Substance abuse or some medications, such as antidepressants, blood pressure medications, and heavy alcohol consumption, can result in delayed discharge.
3. A pelvic nerve injury that results in a man having a discharge during intimacy may delay discharge.
4. A man with retrograde discharge might experience delayed discharge. As a result, a man's semen flows backwards into his bladder rather than emerging from his private organ.
5. A man may experience delayed discharge during intimate moments due to an infection like a urinary tract infection.
How to detect a delayed discharge while in a s£xual relationship
A study found that some men with delayed discharge following intimacy took 30 minutes to emit a discharge. Intimacy may not even cause a discharge for some men.
If the delay is upsetting you, forcing you to quit intimate contact because you're too exhausted or uncomfortable, or because your spouse has asked you to, you might be having delayed discharge.
You must visit a doctor to determine whether the issue developed over time or whether you've had it ever since you started having s£xual relations.