Dr. Nilesh Kumar Dehariya

  Sometimes losing control over ejaculation is normal. Unseasonable ejaculation is only a problem if it happens constantly. Most men sometimes reach orgasm sooner than they'd like. For example, it's common for a man to exclaim snappily the first time he has coitus. It's also common if a man hasn't exclaimed for a long time. The occasional loss of control does not mean the man has a sexual problem.    Premature ejaculation is the most common sexual problem for men. It's a lack of control over ejaculation so that it frequently happens sooner than the man or his mate wants, causing torture for one or both mates.  Kegel can help: These exercises are designed to strengthen the pelvic bottom. To identify the muscles of your pelvic bottom, stop yourself from urinating in midstream. This is the action you need to exercise when your bladder is empty. Tightly contract the muscles and hold them for 10 seconds. Reprise 10 times, three times a day  Meds: SSRIs ( selective s...

Premature Ejaculation (PE) may be a condition during which orgasm occurs before, upon, or shortly after vaginal penetration, before one’s desire to try to do so, with minimal voluntary control. It's the foremost common sort of male sexual dysfunction. PE is often psychological and/or biological and may occur due to over-sensitive genital skin, Hyperactive reflexes, extreme arousal, or infrequent sexual intercourse . Other factors are genetics, guilt, fear, performance anxiety, inflammation, and/or infection of the prostate or urethra and can also be associated with the utilization of alcohol or other substances. Pause and play:  If slowing the tempo isn't sufficient to stop the PE, one may have to prevent thrusting completely while maintaining penetration so as for the ejaculatory “urgency” to travel away. Once the feeling to ejaculate subsides, pelvic thrusting could also be resumed. Taking pills: Viagra, Levitra, Cialis, and Stendra, which are commonly used for ED, can have a...