Millions of men suffer from EjD or ejaculatory dysfunction. The most common variety is premature ejaculation followed by retarded ejaculation or not being able to achieve an orgasm. Another less common EjD is retrograde ejaculation or seminal fluid going back into the bladder instead of exiting the penis at the time of orgasm.
This article will discuss the three common EjD conditions and what can be done to resolve them. It is estimated that one-third of American men suffer from premature ejaculation or ejaculation within seconds of vaginal penetration.
This is of great concern and embarrassment to those who experience this malady. One folk remedy that is available to all men is self-stimulation or masturbation. Having repeated orgasms will bring on delayed ejaculation in nearly every man. The best premature ejaculation tip is to double the number of orgasms a man has per week. And if that doesn't work, double it again. Now isn't that a great assignment? Another method that requires cooperation with the partner or significant other is the "pull out technique.
Another method is to decrease the stimulation of the penis using desensitizing cream such as topical xylocaine. Also, using one or more condoms can decrease the sensation and can prolong ejaculation. When these non-pharmacologic techniques are ineffective there are medications that can help prolong the time from penetration to ejaculation. Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, or SSRIs -- are known to cause delayed ejaculation.
Using an SSRI four to six hours before intercourse, men prone to premature ejaculation can last longer. Delayed ejaculation or retarded ejaculation affects a much smaller number of men. With this problem, men cannot reach orgasm at all, at least not with a partner. It is most common associated with aging where more stimulatin is required for a man to reach an orgasm with advancing years because the nerve endings in the penis become less sensitive. Retrograde ejaculation is the least common of the ejaculation problems.
