The most recommended medications for premature ejaculation are antidepressants such as fluoxetine or paroxetine, tramadol and anesthetics in the form of ointments or creams such as lidocaine, which should be used according to the urologist’s advice. These medications can help control ejaculation, making it take longer to happen and thus increasing the duration of intercourse […]
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Premature ejaculation happens when a man reaches orgasm in the first few seconds after penetration or before having penetrated, ending up being unsatisfactory for the couple. This sexual dysfunction is more common in adolescents, due to hormonal changes, which make them more excitable, but it can also appear in adults, being, in these cases, more […]
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Delayed ejaculation is when a man is unable to ejaculate during sexual intercourse, happening more easily during masturbation. The diagnosis of this dysfunction is confirmed when symptoms persist for approximately 6 months and is less frequent than premature ejaculation, which is a dysfunction characterized by ejaculation before or right at the beginning of penetration. This […]
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Retrograde ejaculation is when sperm goes into the bladder, instead of out through the urethra, causing a reduction or absence of sperm during orgasm. Although retrograde ejaculation does not cause any pain, nor is it dangerous to health, it can have emotional implications, as the man feels that he cannot ejaculate, as expected. Furthermore, in […]
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