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Premature Ejaculation
Anxiety has been blamed on the problem of premature ejaculation. A man worrying about performing in a studly manner, a woman that is to demanding in bed, stress at work or at home will affect a man’s performance in bed. Very rarely is premature ejaculation a health issue, more of a mind-over-matter problem. Premature ejaculation is not a form of impotence. Impotence can be controlled with drugs and other treatment IF there isn’t a major underlying health issue causing the problem such as uncontrolled diabetes, or a hormone disorder. When entering into junior high, sex is an experiment performed in the back seat of a car while parked in Lover’s Lane, or awkward groping by inexperienced hands in darkened theaters, or football stadiums where always a sense of urgency remains. This feeling of quickened sex can continue on after the boy becomes a man. There are no known drugs or cure that will stop premature ejaculation. Depending on how frequent the problem arises (no pun intended) antidepressants can be prescribed to help alleviate the worry and the fear of not performing. There are actions the woman can take with her man that suffers from premature ejaculation. Sex toys can even be employed to bring the woman to the point of orgasm and then the man can quickly slip in and finish the job. Premature ejaculation treatmentsWhile there is no known cure for premature ejaculation, below are a few treatment techniques that can help prolong intimacy. Squeeze Technique Condoms Multiple Acts The Stop and Start Technique Sex Therapy | |||
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