Premature Ejaculation Treatment
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Effective Treatments for Premature Ejaculation
Summary:
Premature ejaculation is often considered a psychological issue, although the exact cause remains uncertain. Understanding ejaculation mechanisms is crucial for effective treatment.
Article:
The precise cause of premature ejaculation (PE) is unclear, but it is largely viewed as a psychological challenge. To treat PE effectively, it's important to understand the underlying mechanisms of ejaculation.
Ejaculation involves a complex process with three key events:
1. Seminal Emission: Release of semen from the prostate.
2. Ejaculation: Propelling semen through the prostate and out of the penis.
3. Bladder Neck Closure: Preventing semen from entering the bladder.
These processes are governed by two reflexes:
- Glans-Vasal Reflex: Moves semen to the posterior urethra.
- Urethromuscular Reflex: Ejects semen to the exterior.
Integral to this mechanism are the bulbospongiosus muscles at the penis base. Contractions of the bulbocavernosus muscle (BCM) propel seminal fluid out by compressing the urethra.
Treatment Approaches:
Understanding these mechanisms is essential for addressing ejaculatory disorders. Treatments often focus on these principles:
- Squeeze Technique: Developed by Masters and Johnson, this technique trains the bulbocavernosus muscle to avoid involuntary contractions. With a supportive partner, the man is stimulated to the brink of ejaculation. The partner then squeezes the penis base to delay ejaculation. Over time, this helps prolong ejaculation.
- "Stop and Start" Method: This method involves stimulating the man until he nears ejaculation, then pausing for about 30 seconds before resuming. Repeating this cycle helps the man control when ejaculation occurs. Partner cooperation is important for success.
- Reducing Stimulation: Topical creams that partially numb the penis can decrease stimulation. Additionally, using condoms may help. Both methods can, however, diminish sexual pleasure.
Medication:
Doctors may prescribe medications to help delay ejaculation. Some drugs, particularly those for depression, can have delayed orgasm as a side effect. When used for PE, these medications can extend the time to ejaculation by several minutes.
Understanding and addressing ejaculatory dysfunctions through these methods can significantly improve the management of premature ejaculation.
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