What can I apply to the glans penis to reduce sensitivity?

Some men may have a high sensitivity in their glans, and in this case, they are prone to premature ejaculation during sex. I believe that if a male friend has this symptom of premature ejaculation, it will greatly affect the harmony of the couple's sex life. Some men may have a high sensitivity in their glans, and in this case, they are prone to premature ejaculation during sex. I believe that if a male friend has this symptom of premature ejaculation, it will greatly affect the harmony of the couple's sex life. So let's find out what to apply to the glans to reduce sensitivity!

In the flaccid state, the glans is completely exposed in 30% of cases, and the rest are only partially exposed or completely covered by the foreskin. The glans and coronal sulcus that are usually hidden in the foreskin will be more sensitive. If you want to reduce the sensitivity of the glans, the first step is to make the glans completely exposed. Even if the foreskin is too long, as long as it is not the foreskin, you can turn up the foreskin to make the glans completely exposed. Until I was 20 years old, my glans was only slightly exposed. Seeing that other people's glans were exposed, I, the originator of premature ejaculation, would turn up my foreskin when I had nothing to do. At the beginning, I couldn't turn it up to 0.5 cm in front of the coronal sulcus, and it felt very painful when I used a little force. I endured the pain and turned it up as much as I could. After a long time, I slowly turned over the coronal sulcus. Although it was turned over, it always fell off. I will turn it up again if I am fine. Sometimes when I am walking, I feel that it has fallen down, so I put my hand in and turn it up again. After turning it up, I will stand my penis upside down and fix it with my underwear, so that the foreskin will not fall down easily. If something happens, I will turn it up while working or sleeping. After about half a year, the foreskin no longer falls down, and it is all piled up in the coronal sulcus. I feel that the glans seems to have become a little bigger. Of course, after turning up the foreskin, you can also tie it down with a re-blocking ring or gauze strips, so that the foreskin will not fall down easily. If the foreskin cannot be turned up no matter what, you can consider circumcision.

The second step is natural friction. As long as the foreskin is turned up and the glans is completely exposed, it will naturally become insensitive. It's just that the process is relatively long. If you want to quickly reduce the sensitivity of the glans, you have to increase friction. For example, try to sleep naked, try not to wear underwear, and wear rougher pants, such as jeans. At first, you may not dare to walk. The glans feels itchy from the massage. After a long time, you will get used to it, and even forget that it itches, and then it doesn't itch anymore. Then the glans is almost insensitive.

The third step is manual friction. You can try to use some props to deliberately rub the glans and coronal sulcus. For example, use a brush sponge, especially the kind that is a bit like a sponge and a bit rough. For example, rub it with a rougher towel. You can try a toothbrush or a brush with bristles. You can also rub and knead it with dry hands. You can rub it when it is soft or hard. Rub wherever it is sensitive. When rubbing, you must endure and not ejaculate.