If you feel stuck with PE, tracking can sound unsexy. But it turns vague worry into useful information. It also stops you from guessing based on one bad night.
What to Record Over Two Weeks
Choose a fortnight where life is reasonably normal. If you are sick, travelling, or sleeping poorly, note that too.
Patterns Worth Paying Attention To
- Context, new partner, long term partner, high stress week, low stress week
- Sleep, roughly how many hours you got the night before
- Alcohol, whether you drank, and about how much
- Anxiety level, low, moderate, high, and what you noticed in your body
- Control, whether you felt in control, somewhat, or not at all
How Tracking Helps a Clinician
If you can, note what you felt just before you got close, faster breathing, pelvic tension, urge to thrust faster, rushing thoughts. These cues are what you learn to work with.
When to Move From Tracking to Action
If there is pain, sudden changes, or significant distress, do not just track, speak with a clinician.
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