Circumcision to prevent premature ejaculation

[Derrik]

Hi.

An embarrassing subject but i've always suffered from premature ejaculation. I often cum within a minute or two of intercourse. I have read a really positive study done on adult circumcision and premature ejaculation. I'm aware that it wasn't a massive study but it seemed to have a really high percentage of participants finding it made a huge difference. The study seemed to show that all remnants of the foreskin need to be removed in order for it to be successful or it could have the reverse affect. Has anyone here had the procedure for this reason, or had the procedure for different reasons but found it made a big difference to how quickly they cum? If so, what sort of cut did you have. I'm giving it very serious thought because i'm feeling pretty desperate after years of trying different techniques, all with very limited effect.

Thanks.

[Hidden]

Derrik not embarrassing subject, many men suffer in silence, it’s good for you to bring it up 👍🏽

[Clay237]

Learn howto squeeze your pc muscle as you are nearing. You'll get contractions without going over. Keep at it to keep delaying ejaculation.

[Rax123]

Hey Derrick, I was circumcised 7 weeks ago and have noticed some loss of sensitivity making me last longer. I haven't suffered from premature ejaculation but being circumcised could help you if your glands are very sensitive causing you cum quicker.

[Circedandlovingit]

Since my circumcision seven months ago, I'm able to last considerably longer, and also have more intense orgasms.

[virolainnneeete in reply to Circedandlovingit]

Spray for Premature Ejaculation - VigRXDelaySpray.com/ct/99781 It desensitizes the penis so you can last longer. It makes the eventual climax that much more pleasant. Simply spray up to ten times on the shaft and head, and be sure to wash it off after use. I was initially worried it would make climax difficult to achieve, but I can assure you that isn't the case. I would recommend it for anyone looking for new vigor in the bedroom.

[Hidden]

A lot of people do report that circumcision makes them last longer due to the glans penis becoming less sensitive. Not saying it happens in every case but it certainly can happen.

[Clay237]

The technique I posted works you know, regardless of whether you are circumcised or not.

[Dawgmaster in reply to Clay237]

Which technique is that? help a brother

[jaglad]

I do not see how circumcision would prevent Premature Ejaculation. Unless it due to loss of some sensation ? I find it harder to maintain my erection since being circumcised.

Try the advice clay gives before contemplating surgery.

I would also suggest seeing your Doc.

Good luck

[misterhyde]

If circumcision can help with premature ejaculation, sign me up!

[misterhyde]

I'll be getting circumcised soon to find out, and that's not the only reason for it. I'm tired of looking at the wrinkly skin.

[Derrik]

Bristol

[Hidden in reply to Derrik]

Go see your GP or sexual health clinic bud, they have great services, some meds do help. Circumcision isn’t the way forward unless medically needed.

[Clay237]

Try edging

[Hidden in reply to Clay237]

Hi yes that works

[User124]

Hey, have you gone through the circumcision? How is your healing. I am also suffering from PE. And had circumcision 12 days ago for this reason. I can confirm if the circumcision helped with PE after couple of weeks when I masterbate or have sex

[Baking_mad]

My advice would go to GP or sexusl health clinic for advice and then see where to go from there

[Louk-33]

finally the circumcision help you in pe?

[8thfloorben]

I didn't have PE but it certainly slowed me down a huge amount. Less sensitivity but last longer and that pleases the partners so win-win.

[MaleUk]

I am interested to know if this worked Derrik, or what did work...i also have this problem

[enricom23]

ejaculation is controlled by the central nervous system, not your penis. circumcision means deliberately injuring your penis.

[ml66uk]

Less sensitivity doesn't mean more control. Frisch 2011, Tang & Khoo 2011, Denniston 2004, and O'Hara & O'Hara 2002 all found that circumcised men were more likely to suffer from PE. Personally, if I had to be circumcised, I'd be more worried about less sensitivity in ten or twenty years time though.

There are better ways to treat PE than surgery:

nhs.uk/common-health-questi...

(though their suggestion of having the partner on top seems more likely to make the problem worse)

If you're young, say under 25, then PE will probably just fix itself anyway.