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I am a 60 year old male. i still get erections, but 25% of the time i can't orgasm. i have sex 5x/wk but prefer more. tt is 586. ft is 11 pg/ml.

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Orgasm: Delayed time to climax is often related to sexual frequency. The "refractory period" gets longer as a male ages. Many medications can also cause difficulty with orgasm. Discuss with your physician or a urologist.

Answered 2/9/2013

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Please see a Urologist to know if your symptoms are related to a physical problem and a referral to a sex therapist that can help you learn techniques to overcome premature ejaculation.

Answered 10/30/2022

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