Patient's question:
Symptom Description: Very short duration during sexual activity, almosted in just 1 minute, very distressing.Past Treatment and Effect: No treatment has been received.
Help Desired: Want to know more about the herb ""
Doctor's answer:
Many premature ejaculation patients, after developing the condition, often think of going to a pharmacy to buy some aphrodisiacs. However, this not only fails to cure the disease but can also worsen the condition. So, how can premature ejaculation be treated effectively? Only through reasonable and standardized treatment is the best way to cure the disease. The causes of premature ejaculation can mainly be divided into psychological and physiological aspects. With the of the current pace of life and the increase in work pressure, the number of premature ejaculation patients is on the rise. From a treatment perspective, clinical treatment of premature ejaculation is still very difficult to achieve at present, and the self-psychological regulation of premature ejaculation patients is the most effective treatment method for premature ejaculation. However, for some organic premature ejaculation at present, medical or physical therapy is required, and relying solely on psychological therapy cannot achieve the desired results. So, how can premature ejaculation be treated? 1. Using a spray with spring-bud and similar ingredients. The main ingredients can be seen to work by providing local mucosal and mild analgesic effects on the glans, thereby reducing the sensitivity of the external genitalia and increasing the intensity of stimulation for ejaculation, as well as prolonging the duration of sexual activity. Medical researchers have found through tracking surveys that the glans skin of premature ejaculation patients is relatively softer and more sensitive than that of normal males. After a period of contact with spring-bud ingredients (about 15ml), the mild analgesic effect extends the duration of sexual activity. The increased friction between the penis and the vagina during sexual activity gradually forms a layer of keratin on the surface of the glans, which protects the glans and prolongs