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摘要
早泄(PE)是最常见的射精功能障碍类型,很难管理。据估计,PE的全球患病率为20 - 40%,在印度,据报道为8.76%。无法控制射精与不满意的性高潮体验有关,这是造成心理困扰的主要因素,导致人际冲突。然而,心理干预对PE的效果更好,心理-药物联合干预的效果更好。39岁男性患者表现为不能延迟射精,性行为持续时间少于1分钟,并伴有明显的焦虑,妨碍了性活动,降低了性欲。在进一步的审讯中,据透露,由于经济损失,他的生活中有一个重大的压力事件,也有一个匆忙的性行为,导致快速射精。然而,他之前在性行为上有过很多美好的经历,也有一个支持他的伴侣。该病例被诊断为早泄根据DSM V标准和Śukṟagata Vata在阿育吠陀范围内。管理计划在OP层面,作为一种积极的心理治疗技术的组合,称为解决焦点简短疗法(SFBT)和阿育吠陀配方Staṃbhanakara瑜伽3个月。性功能障碍评估问卷(修订Singh。G et al. 2001)和解决方案焦点清单记录了管理前后射精内延迟时间(雅思)的增加。
Ayurvedic Management of Premature Ejaculation In Reference To Śukṟagata Vata: A Case Report
Premature ejaculation (PE) is the most common type of ejaculatory dysfunction which is difficult to manage. The global prevalence of PE is estimated as 20 – 40 % and in India it is reported as 8.76%. The inability to control ejaculation associated with unsatisfied experience of orgasm for the couples is a major factor causing psychological distress that leads to inter-personal conflicts. However, psychological interventions provide better results in PE, a combined approach of Psycho-Pharmacological intervention offer superior efficacy. A 39-year-old male presented with inability to delay ejaculation with a duration of sexual act less than 1 minute associated with resultant significant anxiety that hampered the sexual activity and reduced the sexual desire. On further interrogation, it was revealed that he had a significant stressful event in his life due to financial loss and also had a hurried sexual act which led to rapid ejaculation. However, he had many previous good experiences in his sexual act and also was having a supportive partner. The case was diagnosed as Premature ejaculation as per DSM V Criteria and as Śukṟagata Vata in Ayurveda purview. The management was planned in OP level, as a combination of a positive psychotherapy technique called Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) and an Ayurveda formulation Staṃbhanakara yoga for 3 months. Significant improvement was noted in Sexual dysfunction assessment questionnaire (Revised Singh. G et al. 2001) and Solution Focus Inventory recorded before and after the management along with increased Intra Ejaculatory Latency Time (IELT).