Ejaculation can be considered premature when it
occurs 30
seconds to 4 minutes into sex, depending on different cultures,
countries and experts. However, it seems that most tend to agree that any
sexual intercourse lasting less than 2 minutes can be considered premature
ejaculation (statement source-https://www.dred.com/uk/).
Learn to delay
ejaculation and last longer in bed by trying these simple tips to delay and prolong
ejaculation. This will enable you and your partner to enjoy a healthy sex life.
Kegel exercises - Kegel exercises can help you prolong ejaculation. Kegels
are those muscles that you use for controlling urination. So, flex these
muscles about 30 times a day to delay ejaculation. Stop the flow of urine for 30—60 seconds (once a day).
This technique should become easy if you practice from time to time.
Squeeze
technique - Prolong ejaculation and delay it by
holding the tip of the head of the man-hood. Squeezing the tip of the man-hood
can help control premature ejaculation. So your partner can also help you to
squeeze the tip of your penile during intercourse.
Use a Condom: Condoms reduce sensation to the
penis, making overstimulation less of a problem. Avoid condoms with lubricants
that impart different sensations, like tingling or warm sensation. It goes
without saying, but the more stimulation, the easier the ejaculation.
Condoms that are marketed to help men
last longer often contain a gel or a cream inside the condom that has
benzocaine as an active ingredient. Benzocaine works by slightly numbing or
desensitizing the skin on a man’s penis. By reducing sensation during sex,
condoms with benzocaine may help men to last longer by several minutes. For men
who come more quickly than they or their partner would like, this can be very
appealing.
Health
Warnings- Most men are
able to use condoms that contain benzocaine without experiencing any negative
side effects. However, some men may be sensitive or allergic to benzocaine or
to other ingredients used in the cream or gel that’s inside the condom. In
fact, some case reports describe men who have experienced redness, inflammation
or other irritation – sometimes quite severe – to their penis. - See more at: http://kinseyconfidential.org/condoms-delay-ejaculation-sex/#sthash.yDOze6ux.dpuf
One issue I have with delay condoms
is that they simply don’t help to fix the underlying problem. You still will
cum too soon when you don’t use something to numb your penis. It’s way better
to train yourself to last longer naturally, so that you don’t need to use some
kind of chemical.
Testes - The scrotum rises as a man reaches climax and is on the
verge of ejaculation. So, delay ejaculation by pulling the scrotum away from
the body or your partner helps to massage during sex.
Change
focus - Rather than concentrating on
ejaculation, concentrate on your partner’s pleasure. Think more of satisfying
him/her, letting her/him knows that you are fully involved at the ‘act time’.
Combination
of thrusts - Delay ejaculation
or male climax by combining shallow thrusts with deep thrusts. These techniques
helps prolong ejaculation and will make you last longer in bed.
Massage
the prostate gland - When you practice
delaying ejaculation, the prostate gland turns sore. Hence it is important to
massage the gland to prevent any kind of pain.
Perineum
pressure - Delay ejaculation by applying
pressure to the perineum, which is the spot between the anus and scrotum. The
prostate gland expands and contracts while reaching climax or ejaculation. So,
by applying pressure on this spot, one can prolong ejaculation.
Pelvic
muscles - Squeeze the pubococcygeous muscle to
stop ejaculating. Contract these muscles, which are used for controlling urine;
doing so regularly helps you delay ejaculation.
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Blueberries - This berry is known to delay ejaculation, as it relaxes
the nerves in the man-hood.
Other Aphrodisaic foods are:
•Garlic •Sweet potatoes •Pumpkin Leaves •Lobsters •Shrimps •Crustaceans
•Oyster •A little red wine •Chicken Breasts •Olive oil •Bananas •Grapes
Other Aphrodisaic foods are:
•Garlic •Sweet potatoes •Pumpkin Leaves •Lobsters •Shrimps •Crustaceans
•Oyster •A little red wine •Chicken Breasts •Olive oil •Bananas •Grapes
Woman-on-top - This sex position reduces your chances of premature
ejaculation, thereby helping you last longer in bed. Switch to the woman-on-top
sex position to delay ejaculation.
Start
and stop - When you have the urge to release,
stop, pull out and then thrust again. Also, the start and stop method helps a
couple to last longer in bed and enjoy the full sexual experience. This delay technique requires great perseverance and
has to be used regularly.
Self
Service and Control your Climax - It
involves stimulating the penis and stopping just before you feel you’re about
to ejaculate. Stop the ejaculation for at least, 20secs—50 seconds and start
again once you feel you’re back on track, repeat this process and measure your
results.
Self service can help you prolong sex, so delay ejaculation by self servicing at least an hour before intercourse.
Self service can help you prolong sex, so delay ejaculation by self servicing at least an hour before intercourse.
Before
engaging in intercourse, engage in foreplay
– ask your partner to gently massage the man-hood along with lubrication. In
time this method can help you prolong ejaculation. And if you release, she can
help you to come up again, at this point you will not ejaculate on time again. There is no reason not to have another round even
when you have ejaculated. If your partner is accommodating, the experience can
be quite enjoyable. Each time you orgasm, she will find you last longer the
next round.
We should also
understand that premature ejaculation is more of a psychological thing, I mean
more of mindset. So you have to train your mind, it also has to do with how you
breath during sex, taking big breaths will surely help to reduce ejaculatory
response-so it is perfectly normal to breath hard when you are having sex.
Moving of your penile and pelvic is also very important.
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