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Study Links Impulsivity to Lifelong Premature Ejaculation

5/8/2025

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A groundbreaking study in The Journal of Sexual Medicine reveals that men struggling with lifelong premature ejaculation often face heightened impulsivity, anxiety, and depression. Analyzing 80 heterosexual men in Türkiye, researchers uncovered a significant connection between impulsivity and the severity of ejaculation issues. This insight points to cognitive behavioral therapy as a promising avenue for improving treatment outcomes by tackling self-regulation challenges.

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A groundbreaking study in The Journal of Sexual Medicine reveals that men struggling with lifelong premature ejaculation often face heightened impulsivity, anxiety, and depression. Analyzing 80 heterosexual men in Türkiye, researchers uncovered a significant connection between impulsivity and the severity of ejaculation issues. This insight points to cognitive behavioral therapy as a promising avenue for improving treatment outcomes by tackling self-regulation challenges.