Can circumcision cure premature ejaculation?

The foreskin is a layer of epidermal tissue on the male genitals and covers the entire penis. Some men's foreskin is too long, which wraps the glans penis. However, this phenomenon is not a good thing for men. Excessive foreskin will bring various health problems. Therefore, many men resort to circumcision to solve reproductive health problems, but circumcision will also bring a lot of troubles to men. Let's see if circumcision can cure premature ejaculation?

Although everyone has different purposes for circumcision, many of them must be for the treatment of premature ejaculation. So can circumcision really treat premature ejaculation? The following is an explanation from these aspects.

1. Is the main cause of premature ejaculation the excessive sensitivity of the penis?

High penis sensitivity is only one of the causes of premature ejaculation, and for most people, high penis sensitivity is not the main cause of premature ejaculation. The main cause of premature ejaculation is the brain, and the increased "sensitivity" of the brain is the main cause of premature ejaculation! Some people have very serious premature ejaculation, and they ejaculate before the penis touches the woman's body or just after it touches. The reason is that the brain's sensitivity is too high, causing an uncontrollable urgency to ejaculate.

2. Can circumcision reduce the sensitivity of the penis?

Many people believe that the foreskin protects the glans penis, and that long-term exposure of the glans penis after circumcision will reduce its sensitivity, thus alleviating premature ejaculation. In fact, the stimulation of sexual intercourse is not just surface stimulation, but also pressure stimulation during sexual intercourse, and the structure of the glans penis does not change after circumcision. Therefore, in general, the sensitivity of the penis to sensation will not change after circumcision.

3. Can circumcision cure premature ejaculation?

There is a consensus in the world whether circumcision can treat premature ejaculation. It is currently believed that circumcision has no effect on premature ejaculation, but it will not cause impotence and premature ejaculation. Of course, this conclusion is a general research summary to show that circumcision is a safe operation. However, it is not ruled out that some people are happy to find that their ejaculation is slower after circumcision; unfortunately, some patients say that their ejaculation is faster after circumcision; of course, these results are unpredictable.