Premature ejaculation and circumcision: biogenic or a cultural factor

Scandinavian Journal of Sexology, Volume 3, Issue 3, Page 103. 1999.

Vissing M

Premature ejaculation (PE) seems to be the most common male sexual dysfunction world-wide. Reports from the Middle East, India and Asia show a much higher incidence of PE than in the western world. In these areas the vast majority of men have had a ritual circumcision. In our clinic we also found a significantly higher incidence of PE in men from these parts of the world.

Is it a biogenic factor due to circumcision or a psychogenic disorder due to cultural differences?

We investigated penile sensitivity with TSA 2001 Thermal Analyzer (cold / warm and tactile sensation) in normal men and and with PE who had a ritual circumcision and in non-circumcised men. The literature will be discussed and the results presented.

Correspondence: Institute of clinical sexology, Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen Denmark

Citation:

Vissing M. Premature ejaculation and circumcision: biogenic or a cultural factor. Scand J Sexol. 1999;3(3):103.

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