Premature ejaculation (medically known as "early ejaculation") is actually very common, affecting 30%-40% of men. Don't panic; it is not a terminal illness, and most cases can be improved through scientific behavioral training. The key is to learn to identify the "ejaculation irreversible point" and actively control during the excitement plateau phase. The classic methods summarized in the following diagram are more professional, easier to understand, and more in-depth (based on international medical guidelines, such as the ISSM-recommended stop-start and squeeze techniques).
View Original
This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.
Premature ejaculation (medically known as "early ejaculation") is actually very common, affecting 30%-40% of men. Don't panic; it is not a terminal illness, and most cases can be improved through scientific behavioral training. The key is to learn to identify the "ejaculation irreversible point" and actively control during the excitement plateau phase. The classic methods summarized in the following diagram are more professional, easier to understand, and more in-depth (based on international medical guidelines, such as the ISSM-recommended stop-start and squeeze techniques).