What can I apply on the glans to delay ejaculation?

Sexual nerve sensitivity is one of the common reasons for short intercourse time and premature ejaculation. This is mainly because the peripheral nerves on the glans penis are very rich. When the nerves are excited, it is very easy to cause sexual pleasure, thus leading to premature ejaculation. So what can be applied on the glans penis to delay ejaculation?

Some externally applied drugs act on the peripheral nerves of the glans penis, thereby playing an anesthetic role, increasing the nerve excitation threshold, and can play a role in delaying ejaculation. In general clinical medicine, lidocaine cream, tetracaine gel, etc. can be used. Before sex, a small amount of lidocaine cream, tetracaine gel, etc. can be applied to the glans penis, and sufficient massage can be performed to allow the liquid to fully contact the peripheral nerves of the glans penis, which can have a good practical effect. Generally, the use of externally applied anesthetic drugs is faster, usually effective in about 5 minutes, and has a certain effect on the treatment of premature ejaculation.

For patients with premature ejaculation, medication can be applied on the glans to delay ejaculation. In clinical medicine, local anesthetics are more common, such as lidocaine jelly, tetracaine jelly and dyclonine jelly, which can be applied on the glans to have the effect of local anesthesia and delay ejaculation. After applying the medication, it should be washed with cold water. If the medication is left on for too long, it may inhibit the erection of the male penis, and thus make it impossible for the patient to have a satisfactory sexual life. During sexual intercourse, the appropriate use of local anesthetics can improve the symptoms of premature ejaculation in patients. In addition to the use of local anesthetics, active treatment should be carried out on the causes of premature ejaculation. Only in this way can a stronger practical effect be achieved.

Increased sensitivity of the glans penis causes excessive stimulation of the glans penis during intercourse, which can cause men to ejaculate too early and lead to symptoms of premature ejaculation. Premature ejaculation can cause women to lack sexual pleasure and affect sexual harmony. Low-toxic local anesthetics can be used to reduce the sensitivity of nerves around the glans penis and the coronal sulcus, reduce the generation of nerve impulses during sex, and prolong the dangerous period of ejaculation. Commonly used drugs include polycaine cream or tetracaine gel, which are usually applied evenly to the glans penis and its coronal sulcus 30 minutes before sex. Before sex, the local anesthetic should be washed off with cold water to prevent it from affecting women's sexual sensation.