Does the delay spray have any side effects?

Delay spray acts on the male genitals, thereby delaying ejaculation, which can have a good effect in increasing the duration of sexual life and prolonging sexual life. At present, there is no formal production license for delay spray in our country, so it is classified as a health product and should be used with caution to avoid and prevent some side effects.

Using a delay spray may have side effects.

1. It will cause some damage to the glans penis and reduce the sensitivity. After all, it is based on depriving your own nerves of touch, which can cause glans penis paralysis. This method can achieve the purpose of prolonging sexual life.

2. Some people may have allergies if they do it permanently, and it may even cause damage to the woman's vagina or uterus.

3. Excessive use will cause a certain degree of dependence, and it will be difficult to recover in the future.

4. If you use an anesthetic or an irregular product, there will be side effects. However, if it is a clinically verified product, it should be fine as long as you follow the instructions and do not overdose.

Delay spray has two ingredients

Category A: Physical time-delay type.

This type of spray only affects the physical level, thereby achieving a delayed effect, and does not chemically stimulate the neurons and secretory system. It is currently the type with the least side effects. Because this type of spray does not paralyze the nerves and does not stimulate the penis, it has the characteristics of no numbness (no paralysis of nerves) and no burning. The clove extract contains a substance with a bone needle structure that can directly stimulate the blood cell circulation speed in the capillaries without stimulating the cell body. The blood cells in the capillaries can quickly decompose and transport the neurotransmitters secreted by the neurons (responsible for pleasure transmission), thereby greatly enhancing the delayed effect.

Category B: Nerve palsy.

The main purpose of this type of spray is to anesthetize nerve cells, thereby preventing nerve conduction. The main ingredients of this type of spray are alcohol. Some sprays will add dicaine hydrochloride solution or ethyl aminobenzoate cold cream. One characteristic of this type of spray is that it smells strongly of alcohol or irritants. This type of product can paralyze nerve cells, so that neurotransmitters (responsible for transmitting pleasure) cannot stimulate nerve synapses (the parts of nerve cells that receive stimulation).

There are two major categories of delay sprays. For physical products, the side effects are definitely smaller, while for those with Western medicine ingredients, the side effects are relatively large. In order to reduce the occurrence of side effects, patients must use them according to the doctor's instructions.