Exercises To Prevent Premature Ejaculation

  Penile exercises have taught men to avoid reaching orgasm quickly, a condition commonly known as premature ejaculation, ejaculate four minutes or less than your partner wants or needs for orgasm. Being prone to premature-ejaculation, you can learn to delay your natural ejaculatory reflex if you want to. By doing so you'll much more likely to help your partner reach orgasm, a goal that most men enjoy achieving -- delayed ejaculation.

  Premature Ejaculation affects between 27 to 34 percent of all men, this is according to (AUA) American Urology Association. Drugs such as Dapoxetine -- an anti-depressant known as a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) is the first drug for treating early ejaculation.  It is effective and generally tolerated treatment for men with moderate to severe premature ejaculation. With the treatment of the said drugs there was a three to four fold increase in the delay time of ejaculation. But there is a bottom line between the use of this drug a side effects that includes nausea, diarrhea, headache and dizziness.

  Think of other possible ways to improved your problem (premature ejaculation) by changing your ejaculatory reflex as a challenge, similar to an athlete training to improve reflexes. Still, premature ejaculation can be prevented or treated by working out the PC muscle and bringing it under your control. When you have full control of this muscle, premature ejaculation is no longer a problem for you. Penis exercises, like Kegels or those featured in the Penis Health database. The first step toward achieving that challenge is to learn a few variation on a tried and true exercise for strengthening your sexual muscles.

>>KEGELS: A Special Variety to Stop Early Ejaculation

  When you do Kegel Exercises, you squeeze the muscles in the anal area as if you were trying to stop the flow of urine. This helps you to be aware of and strengthen the pubococcygeus (PC) muscle, which is a kind of muscular hammock or sling in the sex organ, the urethra (urinary tube) and the rectum. The more awareness and control you have over the PC and other sexual muscles, the more control you'll have over early ejaculation.

  There is a specific type of Kegel exercise to control ejaculation, instead of tightening the muscles in the area of the anus, push down moderately as if you're forcing our urine or a bowel movement. You'll know that you're doing the exercise correctly if you feel your anus opening as you push down and relaxing afterwards. This pushing down movement can help stop ejaculation during sex.

How to do the Kegel "squeeze" and "push down"?

  As you take the slow, deep breath, count from one to five and firmly clench and tighten your PC muscle. Then, as you exhale, count five to one and push down, opening your anus. Do both parts for 50 repetition within a 10-15 minutes period anytime of the day, either you are driving, waiting in line or your almost doing anything.

  At first you may find that your PC muscle is too weak to clench repeatedly, but don't worry it will strengthen over time as you do the exercise. During sex, do the squeeze KEGEL and hold it if you want to build arousal, and do the push down KEGEL and hold it whenever you're so aroused that you think you might ejaculate.

>>SELF-STIMULATION: A Practice Session for Sex

  If you want to learn to slow ejaculatory reflexes, it is recommended that masturbating three or four times a week for 30 minutes each time, bringing yourself to orgasm, but not ejaculating, at least six times during each session. Don't worry, though if you go over the edge before you've reach your goal of six. Just enjoy yourself: there'll always be a next time.

>>SCROTAL PULL: Another Way to Stop

  During self-stimulation, try practicing what calls the scrotal pull technique, gently pulling down on your scrotal sac (which hugs your body when your sexually aroused) before you reach the point of no return. During sex, you can do it yourself or ask your partner to do it.

  There a not uncommonly held viewpoint among women that premature ejaculation is the man's problem, and therefore many women don't recognize the value in helping their men train to last longer. Well a man is not born knowing how to last longer, but he can learn and can learn faster with his partner's help.

>>EXERNAL PROSTATE SPOT : Press for More Pleasure, Less Urgency

  Pressing an area on your perineum, the space between the anus and the back of the scrotum, stimulates the prostate, the glands that supplies the fluid for semen during ejaculation. Pressing on this spot when you're highly aroused helps block the ejaculatory reflexes, IT CAN ALSO QUITE PLEASURABLE.

  The spot in the area in the middle of your perineum that indents more easily than the areas around it. To help delay ejaculation, press on it firmly and rhythmically at any point during sex after you've achieved a maximally firm erection. It often takes some practice to find the amount of pressure that reduces the urge to ejaculate and is also pleasurable. Some men may find this little uncomfortable at first, but with practice, they may experience heightened sensation.

>>BREATHING: Go Slowly

  Taking a few slow, deep breaths when you're aroused helps induce a total body relaxation and decreases your sense of ejaculatory urgency.

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