Premature Ejaculation Demystified: From Diagnosis to Delay Sprays

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Thread 'Overcoming Premature Ejaculation'

Feb 26, 2023

In this episode, we discuss premature ejaculation, a problem faced by 30-40% of men at some point in their lives.


*But what defines premature ejaculation and, for that matter, what is considered a normal time to ejaculation?

*10 minutes? 5 minutes? 1 minute?

*What causes premature ejaculation in men?

*Do all men experience premature ejaculation for the same reasons?

*And what, if anything, can be done to help men increase the time to ejaculation?

Understanding Premature Ejaculation: Expert Insights from Dr. Helen Bernie

Premature...

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Thread 'Premature Ejaculation Explained: Real Solutions That Help Men Regain Confidence and Control'

Nov 7, 2025

* This episode explores all the options — including behavioral strategies, pelvic floor muscle training, sex therapy, trainers, delay sprays, transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, and oral medications

In this episode, Dr. Amy Pearlman and Dr. Larry Lipshultz sit down with one of the most entertaining voices in the sexual wellness space — Jeff Abraham, CEO of Absorption Pharmaceuticals, makers of Promescent.Promescent, a topical delay spray developed by urologist Dr. Ron Gilbert before his tragic death in 2013, continues his legacy of...

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• Forum: Health & Wellness

 

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Honestly this is a really common complaint with lidocaine sprays, but in most cases it's a technique issue rather than the product. A few things that made them actually work for me: - Spray the underside of the glans/frenulum area, not the whole shaft. That's where the densest nerve endings are. - 3-4 sprays, then wait a full 10-15 minutes before anything happens. If you rush it, it hasn't kicked in yet. - Wipe off the excess before penetration, otherwise it transfers and numbs your partner too. That kills the mood fast. - A condom on top of the spray helps a lot - extra desensitizing plus it prevents transfer. I use a lidocaine spray from a Pakistani brand, Knight Rider Spray (knightriderspray.pk) - works well for me with the routine above. The wipes never did much for me either; sprays are far more consistent in my experience. Worth pairing with pelvic floor work too. The spray is a great tool, but the behavioral stuff is what changes the reflex long-term.