Updated Mar 12, 2007 at 23:18 EST.
In volume 14 of Primary Psychiatry published in 2007, Dr. Marcel Waldinger notes that prevalence of premature ejaculation ( PE ) may not be as high as previously reported. Some men may be reporting complaints of premature ejaculation ( PE ) when they do not fit current diagnostic criteria for the condition.
By examining the difference between a complaint and a disorder, Waldinger explains that the true prevalence of lifelong and acquired premature ejaculation ( PE ) may be much lower than the 20-40% reported in previous medical studies. Since there is some discussion about changing the classifications of premature ejaculation ( PE ), researchers will want to examine the difference between each of the classifications in order to determine true prevalence rates and how they affect reporting of the condition.
Written by the PEhomepage.com Editorial Team.
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