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What Men Should Do To Avoid Premature Release During Sex

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What Men Should Do To Avoid Premature Release During Sex

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A study involving 500 couples discovered that the average time for the early release of semen, also known as the premature discharge of the reproductive cells, was roughly five and a half minutes after beginning s£xual activity.

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Ejaculating frequently within one minute of entering your spouse is the definition of premature discharge (early release of semen) in accordance with international standards.

But whether you’re content with how long it takes you to release depends on you and your partner.

You can try a variety of help options before seeking medical attention, though.

These comprise:

  1. Using a thick condom to help reduce feelings

  2. Having s£x with your spouse while on top (so you can pull away when you’re about to discharge)

  3. Taking breaks during s£xual activity and diverting your attention by thinking about something completely unrelated.

  4. Couples counseling could be helpful if you’ve been dating for a while.

Dealing with the underlying disease may help if the premature discharge of your reproductive cells is brought on by a physical condition.

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