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Consult for sexual duration, seldenafil
I do not have any erection problems or medical conditions, but I am interested in knowing if using Sildenafil for performance enhancement is safe for me and I am looking for safe ways to delay ejaculation and increase my sexual duration. I am seeking advice on behavioral techniques or prescription options like Dapoxetine, rather than ED medication.
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Dear Practo User,
If you have normal erections and no erectile dysfunction, I do not recommend taking Sildenafil simply to enhance performance. Sildenafil improves blood flow for men with ED, but it is not a treatment for delaying ejaculation or increasing sexual stamina in men with normal erectile function.
For increasing sexual duration, the safest approach is:
* Behavioral techniques: Start–stop method, squeeze technique, pelvic floor (Kegel) exercises, and reducing performance anxiety can significantly improve control.
* Topical options: Lidocaine/prilocaine delay sprays or creams may help reduce penile sensitivity when used correctly.
* Prescription treatment: If you consistently ejaculate sooner than desired, Dapoxetine may be considered after a proper medical evaluation, as it is specifically used for premature ejaculation in suitable patients.
Before considering medication, I’d like to know:
1. Approximately how long do you usually last after penetration?
2. Is this a lifelong issue or has it started recently?
3. Do you ejaculate before penetration, within 1 minute, or after several minutes?
4. Are you in a regular relationship, and does this problem cause distress to you or your partner?
With the right diagnosis, most cases of premature ejaculation can be managed effectively without unnecessary ED medication.
— Dr. Fayyaz
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Other better options are available
Consult online
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If you do not have erectile dysfunction or another medical indication, sildenafil is generally not necessary simply for âperformance enhancement.â It is primarily an erectile-dysfunction medicine and does not reliably delay ejaculation by itself, although it may improve confidence and perceived ejaculatory control in some men. For premature ejaculation, the first step is to establish whether you actually have PE- particularly whether ejaculation occurs consistently earlier than desired with poor control and causes significant distress.
Next Steps
For improving ejaculatory control, behavioural retraining is a good starting point. The startâstop technique, slowing stimulation when you approach the point of ejaculation, mindful breathing and reducing performance pressure can be practised regularly. If premature ejaculation is persistent and genuinely affecting sexual life, dapoxetine is an evidence-based on-demand prescription option in countries where it is approved; it is generally taken 1â2 hours before intercourse, but it should be prescribed after reviewing your medical history, other medicines and risk factors because dizziness, nausea and rarely fainting can occur. For better treatment and personalised guidance, you may connect with us at 9 3 1 5 6 6 1 5 6 5 for proper treatment and guidance.
Health Tips
Avoid using sildenafil or dapoxetine casually or combining multiple sexual-performance products without professional guidance. Focus on adequate arousal, slower stimulation, pauses when ejaculation approaches, relaxed breathing and communication with your partner. Regular exercise, adequate sleep, limiting alcohol and avoiding excessive performance-focused pornography can also support sexual confidence. If you have normal erections and no significant PE-related distress, there may be no need for medication at all. Thank you
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There is more other safe way to delay ejaculation.
Consult any sexologist.
Avoid self-medication.
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Sildenafil is for erection problem, and if u want to just try, go ahead.but in long run it will harm...
And if u don't have any issue then I say not to use any medicine.
Choice is ur yours.
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Take consultation
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Dr. Jyoti Sharma
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Rajkot
No start homeopathic medicine
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