Can You Stop Premature Ejaculation? Find out Here...

Very rarely, a man may suffer from premature ejaculation because of heredity. There are some families where it was noted that the man who is highly triggered in the beginning of his sex life, had a father who suffered from the same condition. This means that reaching orgasm quickly can sometimes be inherited instead of acquired.

It has been found out that men suffering from erectile dysfunction, stress and heart problems are more prone to suffer from premature ejaculation. There is no health problems associated with premature ejaculation as this is a condition where the man ejaculates on getting sexually aroused or quicker than anticipated by the couple. The main consequences of premature ejaculation is that conflicts arise between the couple, which may lead to separation and in some cases, as semen never reaches the woman, the woman will not get pregnant.

This is why it is necessary to get yourself treated if you suffer from Premature Ejaculation by approaching a sexual therapist or doctor. There are some men who try applying some local anesthetic gel on the shaft of the penis before intercourse with the intention of 'damping down' any sexual sensation experienced in the penis. However this option may also dull your partner's sexual sensation, and is therefore not that advisable. Sometimes there may also be some skin reaction in either partner like itching, redness and soreness.

Another alternative some men try out is the long love condom which has local anesthetic like benzocaine in it. These condoms are available in most countries, and some men do not ejaculate that fast while wearing them. Of course, there is the possibility of the man suffering from sensitivity to benzocaine.

If you have the patience, you can also try out the squeeze method to control Premature Ejaculation. This is a sexual therapy where the couple discontinues sex when the man feels like he is going to ejaculate. He then squeezes the point of the penis where the head meets the shaft for as long as he needs to control his ejaculation urge. Then the couple waits for about 30 seconds and resumes sex. This can be repeated for as long as required to reach satisfying sexual intercourse.

In some cases, doctors may prescribe medication like topical anesthetic creams and antidepressants to cure premature ejaculation. As mentioned before, anesthetic creams may at times create skin reactions and should be removed before intercourse to prevent genital numbness in your partner.

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