How To Treat Premature Ejaculation

You may have read in many a health blog that Viagra online can act as an aphrodisiac, and even deter premature ejaculation. While this drug is indeed effective against erectile dysfunction, it has no actual effect on performance. However, there may be new experimental treatment for men who have not benefited from other medications that have been prescribed to treat premature ejaculation. This condition is one of the most common sexual dysfunctions in the world, affecting up to 38% of males. Most drug treatments comprise antidepressant medicines such as Celexa, Paxil, Prozac, and Zoloft, but a lot of men do not get the expected results. According to a study presented at the annual Radiological Society of North America meeting, a new technique in which the dorsal penile nerves are frozen may be the solution for men who have had unsuccessful drug therapies. These nerves have been linked to premature ejaculation. Even though the procedure involves inserting a needle around the belly button area, and the patients may predictably experience a cold feeling, the process is painless, and would not require a hospital stay. Research done so far showed an improvement of a minute and a half in endurance. Before the study, the 24 subjects averaged 36 seconds before ejaculation. Afterward, the increase to almost two minutes, a period of time which is considered normal, according to assistant professor of interventional radiology at Case Western Reserve University's School of Medicine in Cleveland, Dr J. David Prologo. However, this approach is still in the experimental stage, and researchers are following up closely on the subjects to determine whether repeat sessions would be necessary. A similar less intrusive alternative technique is being tested as well; this one used heat to neutralize the nerves. You may read more about that method in a future health blog; if either is successful they could be a perfect complement to Viagra online, for men who suffer both ED and premature ejaculation.