FAQ 

Premature ejaculation is a condition when a man comes either before a sex act or shortly after its beginning. We’ve put together a selection of the most FAQs about premature ejaculation for you to get the answers you need.

There is no specific duration of intercourse. On average, 5 to 7 minutes is enough for both partners to be satisfied. But if 2 to 3 minutes is enough for your couple, then this can also be considered the norm. It is an individual opinion and changes from couple to couple.

If you find yourself struggling with premature ejaculation, then you should see your doctor for proper treatment. We have also developed a special application that allows you to learn how to control ejaculation, become more confident, and increase the duration of sex by up to 12 minutes.

If you just want to make your sexual intercourse longer, then you can try delaying cream or spray, as well as pills and condoms to last longer in bed.

There are many reasons why a man may experience premature ejaculation: 

• prolonged sexual abstinence;
• inability to control yourself due to young age or sexual inexperience;
• an unusually strong feeling of arousal;
• too sensitive glans of the penis;
• problems of the genitourinary system;
• hormonal dysfunction and others.

There are many reasons; it can be the usual fatigue after work or a serious problem. Only a doctor can tell you the reason for your premature ejaculation.

Several approaches are used to treat premature ejaculation:

• regulation of the rhythm of sexual activity;
• psychotherapy;
• sex therapy;
• anesthetics;
• serotonin reuptake inhibitors;
• hyaluronic acid injections;
• a surgical method.

Often, the problem can be solved with an integrated approach of psychotherapy, pills, and regular training.

You can read our blog about sex and also try our application for increasing the duration of sexual intercourse. It will help you by training regularly and building your self-confidence; this will allow you to restrain ejaculation.

How to last longer in bed without training? You can also try delaying cream, spray, pills, and condoms. They desensitize your penis, giving you more time to please your partner.

Frequent sex and ejaculation have no harmful effects on the male body. This in no way leads to premature ejaculation in the future. Men with a healthy and normal sperm count shouldn’t have to worry about the effects of regular ejaculation. The main thing is to have sex at will.