Premature Ejaculation Problem Solution | How to last longer in bed | Premature Ejaculation - Part 1

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Topical Agents for Premature Ejaculation | How to last longer in Bed | Premature Ejaculation | mens health | premature ejaculation cure

There are several topical products available in the market like
Premature ejaculation wipes
Topical cream
Topical spray and
Climax control condoms

Premature ejaculation wipes:

Premature ejaculation wipes are disposable wipes moistened with a numbing agent like benzocaine. Benzocaine is a topical anesthetic. It numbs your penis nerves and slows down the process of ejaculation.
Sometimes different mild numbing agents are used instead of benzocaine

Where to apply the wipes?

Most wipes are meant only for the penis head or glans penis. This is because the head has the most nerve endings. It will reduce the sensation of intercourse significantly. Some people have reported the numbness being similar to wearing a thick condom that reduces sensation. You can still feel the pressures of penetrative intercourse, but the intense nerve stimulation is reduced or absent.

When to apply?
Apply a few minutes before intercourse as it takes a few minutes to work. It lasts approximately 1-2 hours.

There are some possible side-effects you should keep in mind. It can cause mild erectile dysfunction due to lack of sensation.
In rare cases it can cause burning and itching sensation.

Topical creams:

Like premature ejaculation wipes, many over-the-counter topical anesthetic creams contain a numbing agent that can treat premature ejaculation by reducing sensation and delaying climax. Apply the cream to your penis 10 to 15 minutes before sex for it to be most effective.

It is important to note that you should wipe off all of the cream thoroughly prior to engaging in sexual intercourse and dispose of the cream appropriately.

The most common side-effect is skin irritation. But again, due to lack of sensitivity, you can have erectile dysfunction like issues.

Lidocaine spray:

Like topical creams, lidocaine spray can help treat premature ejaculation by desensitizing the penis and decreasing hypersensitivity.
Use the spray approximately 15 minutes before sex in order for it to work best.

Known potential side effects include temporary sensitivity loss and some difficulty maintaining an erection for the 15 minutes before intercourse.

Climax control condom:

In general, condoms can decrease sensitivity and keep you from ejaculating early. But there are also climax control condoms available over the counter that are either made of a thicker latex material or contain a numbing agent meant to delay climax.

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