The prescription for premature ejaculation is not scientific, and excessive superstition can lead to impotence

Premature ejaculation is the most common sexual dysfunction in men, with many inducements. However, due to face saving, many men are not willing to take the initiative to go to a regular hospital for treatment. Instead, they take risks and believe in the remedies advertised on the Internet that can cure premature ejaculation.

Experts remind that scientific treatment must be adopted to treat premature ejaculation, and don't be superstitious that partial prescription can cure premature ejaculation.

Prescription for premature ejaculation - toothpaste

Spread: Applying toothpaste on the glans can paralyze the nerves, reduce its sensitivity, and prolong the time of ejaculation, thus achieving the goal of treating premature ejaculation, without any side effects.

Expert analysis: The basis of this folk prescription for treating premature ejaculation is nothing more than that mint can inhibit and paralyze the peripheral nerves, and can delay ejaculation when it acts on the glans.

However, mint is also irritating. Repeated application can cause glans congestion, and some people may also have allergic reactions. If you have sex without cleaning, it may stimulate the vaginal mucosa and cause discomfort to the woman.

In addition, the toothpaste has friction agent ingredients such as talcum powder, which can cause slight scratches on the ghost. Therefore, toothpaste has certain risks and side effects in treating premature ejaculation.

Prescription for premature ejaculation - holding urine

Spread: holding urine can excite the human body and improve the degree of erection. So some people think that holding urine before sex can be used to treat premature ejaculation.

Expert analysis: holding urine has no effect on premature ejaculation, but will aggravate the situation of premature ejaculation. Because premature ejaculation itself is caused by excessive sensitivity, and the stimulation of urine will make men more prone to premature ejaculation.

In addition, in order to avoid the overflow of urine, men have to be distracted to control it, so their sexual life is greatly reduced. Therefore, holding urine is not beneficial and harmful to premature ejaculation, and may even cause impotence.

The above two partial prescriptions for premature ejaculation are not only common, but also the most easily misleading. For male friends who suspect premature ejaculation, it is recommended that they first adjust their mentality and avoid excessive stimulation by wearing condoms. If these methods are still not improved, we should see a doctor in time and treat premature ejaculation with scientific and feasible methods. Premature ejaculation is not terrible. What is terrible is that the patient has no awareness of treatment.