Hello Doctor. I've noticed that my boyfriend has been lasting significantly longer in bed than he usually does.
While it's not necessarily a bad thing, it's a noticeable change. It has me wondering if something might be underlying this shift.
Could there be any medical or psychological reasons for this sudden change in his sexual performance?
Noticing changes in our partner's sexual performance is a normal thing to be curious about. Let's explore some of the possible reasons behind this shift.
Sexual performance can vary for a multitude of reasons, both medical and psychological. Some variation is normal, but a significant and sudden change may warrant further investigation.
This is especially true if it's accompanied by other symptoms or behavioral changes. Here are a few reasons to consider.
While lasting longer in bed isn't necessarily a problem in itself, a sudden change in sexual performance can be a sign of an underlying issue.Â
The best approach would be to discuss the issue openly and consider seeking professional advice if needed.
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