Prevention of premature ejaculation

Premature semen ejaculation is a problem which is solved in different ways. Check out how.

 

 

Premature ejaculation is largely caused by a tense relationship and is an activator of stress in men. (jlp)

 

When do you ejaculate semen too quickly?

 

According to various studies, 25 to 35 per cent of men between the ages 18 and 59 suffer from premature ejaculation. This is not only determined by the time ejaculation lasts but also other factors.  

• Poor control over ejaculation
• Reduced sexual satisfaction of the patient or partner with sexual intercourse
• Stress and dissatisfaction of the patient or partner because of this fact

Ejaculation is therefore too fast when you are unable to control it and your sex life is affected by it.  The feeling is unpleasant because, when sexually aroused, you are unable to control or stop ejaculation, and afterward you feel guilty because your partner is not pleased. Even if you are an excellent lover with your hands and tongue, absence of real sexual intercourse (coitus) will harm even the strongest and most loving relationship sooner or later.

The length of ejaculation is measured from the beginning of coitus to ejaculation. However, time is not the only factor. (jlp)

 

How to prevent premature ejaculation?

 

There are three main methods for treating premature ejaculation. The first involves   psychotherapy. The man visits a psychologist who, by analysing the patient’s emotions and his past, tries to treat the disorder which is considered to be psychological. The main obstacles of this method of treatment are, above all, a long-lasting process and a modest success. In addition, the therapy is very expensive. Other, more effective methods for preventing premature ejaculation are the techniques developed by Masters & Johnson.

 

Stop and Go and Squeeze are similar techniques. The techniques will not be described in detail because they have to be shown to you. The grip with which you squeeze the penis is not so easy and, in that case, you should therefore turn to professional help. In the short term, both techniques achieve striking results; a 60 to 90 per cent success rate in patients. However, studies showed that the success rate falls to 25 per cent in 3 years after the therapy. (New Findings in the Treatment of Premature Ejaculation, Wayne J. G. Hellstrom, FACS 2005)

Antidepressants are also used to treat premature ejaculation. (Celex). (jlp)

 

Dapoxetine and SSRI

SSRI is an abbreviation for selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors. They are used for treating depression. Unwanted side effects are dry mouth, irritability, stomach aches, diarrhoea, headache, sleepiness and anxiety. Prolonged erection is one of side effects as well, but research has not yet been concluded in this area. New hopes are raised by a drug which belongs to the same group, but it is specifically developed to treat premature ejaculation. The drug has already gone through a number of tests which confirmed its effectiveness. The patient takes 30 to 60mg of dapoxetine 1 to 3 hours prior to   sexual intercourse. The time extends from 3.2 to 6.8 times. It is also interesting that the most common side effect of the drug is nausea which can be avoided by a meal full of fat. (Source: New Findings in the Treatment of Premature Ejaculation, Wayne J. G. Hellstrom,  FACS)

A meal full of fat can neutralize the unwanted side effects of dapoxetine. (jlp)

 

Premature ejaculation is fairly unpleasant for men

Premature ejaculation is not considered a serious condition, particularly due to the fact that physicians do not consider it as such. However, 72 per cent of men suffering from premature ejaculation, according to their opinion, experience a lot of stress and dissatisfaction because of the situation. Many men are trying to find a solution to this problem, and some of them even take antidepressants which have quite a few side effects.

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