2014, Number 611
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Rev Med Cos Cen 2014; 71 (611)
Eyaculación Precoz (Nuevas Terapias)
Agüero HJ
Language: Spanish
References: 14
Page: 463-469
PDF size: 216.37 Kb.
ABSTRACT
Premature ejaculation is for
the most common sexual
dysfunction, with an incidence
of approximately 30 %. This is
defined as persistent or recurrent
ejaculation with minimal sexual
stimulation before, during or
after penetration and before
the person wishes it. Several
theories attempt to explain
its pathophysiology, however
are both the psychological
and neural factors the
responsible of this problem.
Clinical manifestations are
the cornerstone of diagnosis,
and the environment in which
they develop symptoms should
never be ignored, because
often explains this problem.
Multiple therapies have been
studied in the management of
this condition, some as SSRIs
have greater support for studies
that clearly demonstrate its
effectiveness. Moreover recently
develop new therapies, such
is the case, tramadol, opioid
analgesic that has demonstrated
efficacy in delaying ejaculation
time. With clear advantages
over other drugs used for the
same purpose.
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