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General Information
What is premature ejaculation?
Premature ejaculation is defined as persistent or repeated
ejaculation with slight stimulation prior to or shortly after
intercourse. Recent data indicates that premature ejaculation
is the most common form of sexual dysfunction affecting tens
of millions of men. Ejaculatory disorders can have devastating
effects on relationships and can contribute to lack of self-confidence,
embarrassment and trauma.
What causes premature ejaculation?
Current research suggests that premature ejaculation is
a medical disorder with a psychological as well as a physical
basis. Psychological explanations often look to early sexual
experiences that conditioned rapid responsiveness. A second
theory asserts that anxiety, for some men, is heightened
in sexual situations. The pressure to perform under heightened
anxiety may be another cause for premature ejaculation. This
performance anxiety may lead to a vicious cycle that is repeated
in new relationships. Contrary to popular opinion, another
theory argues that premature ejaculation is related to a
low sex drive. Sexual relationships proceed through three
levels: Desire, Arousal, and Orgasm. The real problem for
some men may be that they miss the first step. Lack of full
arousal may result in less rather than more control over
ejaculations. Other researchers have noted that men who suffer
from premature ejaculation have a neurological problem of
hypersensitivity in the penis and/or hyperspasticity of the
pelvic muscles. A recent study disputes this assertion. Eighteen
patients with a life long history of premature ejaculation
were tested under laboratory conditions. The study concluded
that penile hypersensitivity does not appear to be a major
factor in premature ejaculation.
Treatments for Premature Ejaculation
Diversionary techniques, like concentrating on something
other than sex to delay an orgasm usually do not work, nor
does getting drunk, using more than one condom or using creams
to numb the penis. These practices are not only ineffective
they also deny a man the full pleasure that nature intended.
There are some legitimate methods that have proven to be
effective:
The squeeze method originated by Masters and Johnson consists
of squeezing the penis hard enough to partially lose an erection
prior to ejaculation. The goal of the technique is to become
aware of the sensations leading to an orgasm.
The start-stop method consists of the partner starting
and stopping stimulation prior to ejaculation. The series
of exercises progresses to intercourse and over a period
of weeks to gradually increasing ejaculatory control. The
goal of either technique is mutual satisfaction for both
partners. While exercise methods may be effective, they rely
on the cooperation of the man's partner which in some cases
may be a problem.
Pharmacological treatment of premature ejaculation is now
receiving increased attention from physicians and the pharmaceutical
industry. The use of low dose antidepressants including Anfronil,
Clomipramine, Prozac and Zoloft have been reported to be
successful in delaying ejaculation for many men. The adverse
side effects from such prescription medications is a deterrent
for many men seeking a safe and effective means for overcoming
premature ejaculation. Premature ejaculation has historically
been considered a psychosexual disorder, however, there is
a growing body of scientific data that suggests that it has
an organic basis related to serotonin levels in the brain.
Scientific evidence indicates that increasing the amount
of serotonin to the central nervous system through the use
of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRI's) appears
to increase the latency or period of time from penetration
to ejaculation. MD Healthline's Climatrol formula provides
natural herbal serotonin precursors and nutrients to speed
up the chemical reaction in the brain allowing more serotonin
to be formed and available for use by the body while simultaneously
delivering safe and effective herbal antidepressants.
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