Patient's question:
Each sexual encounter lasts less than a minute, and recently, I've been experiencing headaches after sex. I'm not sure what's causing it, so I'd like to ask what is the matter with premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
The hazards of aphrodisiacs are significant. Generally, it is not advisable to use aphrodisiacs for non-organic premature ejaculation because aphrodisiacs are primarily designed for premature ejaculation, not for other conditions. Moreover, they work through the bloodstream, which can produce some related peripheral side effects.1. Through Van-Vincent and similar-component sprays. The main ingredients can be seen to work by creating some local mucosal effects on the glans, causing mild anesthesia, thereby reducing the sensitivity of the external genitalia, lowering the stimulus intensity for ejaculation, and shortening the duration of sexual intercourse. Medical researchers have found through tracking studies that the glans skin of premature ejaculation patients is relatively more delicate and sensitive compared to that of normal males. Upon contact with Van-Vincent components for a period (about 15 ml).