The prostate gland can attribute to premature ejaculation by its enlargement. Because the prostate stores and produces 95% of what comes out of you during ejaculation, it has a lot to say about when you actually do come, by means of the sympathetic nerves. When dealing with the prostate, you may have heard it referred to as “the Male G-Spot”. Perhaps this is because the prostate is made-up of the same embryonic tissues that comprise the female G-spot (an area of nerve endings and sensitive tissue on the front inside wall of the vagina). Or perhaps because it can – for some – stimulate orgasm if it is massaged, much like the vaginal g-spot can.
Whichever the case may be, the fact that it can be stimulated to produce an orgasm is how the enlarged prostate produces PE. The oversized prostate is more easily rubbed during sex, whether intentional or not. Because the sensation of this friction stimulates orgasm, it may lead to you ejaculating before you really want to.