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I m 25 Years old, I have done Casual S3x Yesterday after 6 Months Also I got Nightfall This Early Morning After 1 Month which was painful but ejaculation After Masturbation and S3x was Normal but when Nightfall Occur Ejaculation is Painful, I have not done any masturbation in these 6 months, i masturbated just before going to S3x to Avoid Any Pressure and to Take Time More, But I ejaculated in just 3-4 Minutes even after masturbated before hand, earlier if i going for round 2 i was taking 20-30 minutes for ejaculation, i have little bit problem of general anxiety and performance anxiety because i have very much less experience of S3x, I m worried why this happens, i m okay when i masturbate in patience, i got worried why it happened in second round, i thought early ejaculation is common in first round due to more Excitement but time should taken more in second round, This happened first time, No Problem in Erection, Instant Erection After First Round, Looking for Your Genuine Reviews
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What you describe sounds related to performance anxiety and heightened sensitivity, not a medical disorder. Occasional early ejaculation, especially after long gaps in sexual activity or high excitement, is quite common.
Pain during nightfall may happen due to pelvic muscle tension or prolonged abstinence and usually settles on its own.
Try relaxation techniques, regular exercise, and avoid over-monitoring performance. If this pattern continues or causes distress, consult a psychiatrist or sexologist — treatment and simple therapy can help you regain confidence and control
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Hi.. consult online for treatment
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Dr. Anu Janardhan
Psychiatrist
10 yrs exp
Mysore
Your symptoms sound temporary and related to long abstinence, increased sensitivity, and mild performance anxiety. Painful ejaculation after nightfall can occur due to temporary congestion or mild prostate irritation and usually settles on its own.
Ejaculating in 3–4 minutes is still within the normal range, especially after a long gap or with high excitement. Since your erection and second-round response were normal, there’s no major concern.
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If pain or burning persists, or if you notice fever or blood in semen, see a urologist to rule out infection. Otherwise, this should improve naturally with time and regular activity.
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Stay relaxed, avoid over-focusing on performance, and keep good hydration.
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