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danilho:
Bro, no rules state that u have to try three to four medication before u can overcome premature ejacultion, the fact that some guys tried up to medication in the course of treating PE don't mean you have to do the same.

The reason some guy had to try three Medication before they cure PE is because of the many medications (pills and herbal supplements) seen advertise online everyday, some chesp others expensive. We don't know which of them that work, they keep trying until they are fortunate to know the one that work.

You say in this recession time. Can you bear to suffer the embarrassment of PE till recession is over.

The best way to know the medication that work is to see an urologist.


You wouldn't have spent up to #18,000 if u seek the help or guys that have successfully treat PE in the past or if you get my guide "EjaculationGuide"

I feel for you but not that much because you Followed this thread and still make this terrible mistake. Well it still in your hands.

Though it is good to try things out and discover things by ourselves but not when we don't have so much money or when the economy is harsh.

danilho:
It is possible for you to combine techniques with medication and still not get the desired result, it is really frustrating but there must be some reasons for that.

* It could be that the techniques those site are not reliable.
* The techniques may be reliable but you did not perform them properly.
* The medication you combined with the techniques may not be effective.
* It possible that the medication is effective but just did not work for you.

Note: Most guys don't get it right with the very first medication they try. It may require taking the second or third, even the fourth medication to get the effective medication, that's why you may need help choosing the right medication.

Note: Some techniques are just a waste of time

PS: You also have to exercise.

danilho:
Happy New Year to you all.

The Association of Anxiety With the Subtypes of Premature Ejaculation: A Chart Review

A total of 28 men with premature ejaculation underwent detailed evaluation in the specified period. The mean ± SD age of the patients was 31.86 ± 5.92 years (range, 22–44 years). The mean duration of complaints was 3.18 ± 3.27 years (range, 2 months–10 years). A majority of the men (17/28) were married. Ten of the 17 married men with premature ejaculation reported marital disharmony or conflict, which was directly attributed to their symptoms in 8 patients (80%).

Comorbid diagnoses were present in 15 of the 28 patients. The most common comorbidity was psychogenic erectile dysfunction (n = 10). Other conditions reported by patients, in order of frequency, were Dhat syndrome (n = 6), nicotine dependence (n = 5), anxious-avoidant personality disorder (n = 5), generalized anxiety disorder (n = 2), and depression (n = 2). Six patients reported a family history of psychiatric disorder: alcohol dependence in 5 and depression in 1.

Among men with comorbid erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation, half (n = 5) reported that erectile dysfunction preceded the onset of premature ejaculation, while the remaining half described both symptoms as beginning at almost the same time

Ten of the 28 patients reported prominent symptoms of anxiety immediately before or during intercourse, which accompanied their symptom of premature ejaculation. These symptoms included anticipatory anxiety (n = 7), tremors (n = 5), palpitations (n = 4), breathlessness (n = 2), and increased perspiration (n = 1). When men with and without anxiety were compared in terms of demographic and clinical variables, there were no significant differences between the 2 groups

Patients’ charts were examined retrospectively and classified into 1 of the 4 subtypes of premature ejaculation on the basis of available information. The majority of patients fell into the lifelong (n = 12, 42.86%) and acquired (n = 10, 35.71%) subtypes. Five men (17.86%) fell into the natural variable premature ejaculation category, and 1 (3.57%) had premature-like ejaculatory dysfunction.

When the lifelong and acquired premature ejaculation groups were compared, men with acquired premature ejaculation were significantly more likely to experience symptoms of anxiety during intercourse (70% [7/10] vs 8.33% [1/12

Erectile dysfunction was the most common comorbidity reported in this group and preceded the onset of premature ejaculation in half of those who reported it

Marital discord was common among married men with premature ejaculation in our sample. When the relationship between premature ejaculation and marital disharmony was assessed, we found a direct link between premature ejaculation and conflict in 8 of 10 couples experiencing discord

The most significant finding in our study was the high rate of anxiety (70%) in patients with the acquired form of premature ejaculation, which was significantly higher than in patients with lifelong premature ejaculation or in patients with other forms of premature ejaculation taken together

One possibility is that, in a patient who is already anxiety prone, premature ejaculation generates performance anxiety, which in turn aggravates premature ejaculation, creating a positive feedback loop.17 Alternately, serotonergic dysfunction may underlie both anxiety and premature ejaculation, as shown by the effectiveness of serotonin reuptake inhibitors in these conditions.

Further research is required to confirm the association between performance anxiety and acquired premature ejaculation and its genetic and biological correlates

Patients with lifelong premature ejaculation may respond better to specific medications, such as serotonin reuptake inhibitors, that delay ejaculation, while patients with acquired premature ejaculation might respond best to medications or psychotherapeutic interventions aimed at
lowering anxiety related to sexual performance.


https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4318671/

danilho:
Happy Boxing Day to you all, bro i know you are speaking from experience. I am also speak from experience, i have help some guys premature eja.culation and that has made me know that (PE) it is not all in their mind.

This is a result of a research based on evidence

Several studies have reported high comorbidity between psychiatric and sexual disorders, particularly between anxiety and mood disorders and sexual dysfunction. The goal of the present study is to examine the comorbidity between premature ejaculation and Axis I psychiatric disorders. Of 242 males referred to an outpatient clinic of sexology between November 2000 and July 2003, 52 were diagnosed with premature eja.culation (PE). These patients were also administered the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV Axis I Disorders (SCID; First, Spitzer, Gibbon, & Williams, 1995) for the evaluation of Axis I psychiatric disorders and a modified SCID based on Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV; American Psychiatric Association, 2000) criteria for the evaluation of sexual disorders. We also determined the age of onset of the disorders. We found that 21.5% of the overall clinical population was affected by PE, and 64.4% of PE patients were affected by at least one Axis I psychiatric disorder. PE was highly associated (p=0.015) with social phobia (SP), with an odds ratio of 2.55. The debut of SP preceded the onset of PE. may represent risk factor for the development of PE, and adrenergic hyperactivity may represent a pathophysiology common to both disorders

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16418108/


*Social phobia/Anxiety,depression, bipolar type1, bipolar type1, panic disorder are examples of Axis I psychiatric disorders.

*52men were diagnosed with premature eja.culation (PE), while the remaining 190 have other sexual problems

*(25.5%), 13 out of the 52 men with premature eja.culation (PE) have social phobia/Anxiety

*(17.3%), 9 out of the 52 men with premature eja.culation (PE) Panic disorder.

When people say premature ejaculation is in the mind they are always referring to social phobia/Anxiety, whereas only few cases of premature eja.culation (PE) like 25.5 is caused by Social phobia/Anxiety. Panic disorder is quite different from social phobia/Anxiety, but even if it should be considered, that will bring the percentage to (22.8%), 22 out of 52.

You can see that most cases of premature eja.culation (PE) is not in the mind.

captainking:
Bro...I don't really have time to type much..but..you can learn how to last long without drugs..it all starts from d mind I tell u..there are also techniques u can use to last long..ur body respond to ur mind...and u need to programme ur body to respond to ur mind..as a person..without condom..I can go for min of 45 mins..with CD..I can go for more dan an hour...fact##...just mention if you want me to give ya tips..

danilho:
Good ideas bro, it always nice to see guys with ideas trying to help some guys in need of help.

Ejaculati*n is the the work of the mind alone. there are other part of the body that also contribute.

For some guys, their premature ejaculati*n problem is all in the mind but for many others, there are some physiological or biological factors that also contribute to premature ejaculati*n

i have taken time to expalin this in a thread befofe.
you can check http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4184677/ or copy the next link in your browser, because you may not be able to access it from here
http://www.prematureejaculationpill.com/info/premature-ejaculation-mind

danilho:
I have been following this thread for some time but i can't comment for some reason so i had to open another nairaland account. I have checked your signature, gone through some of your threads and visit your website.
Please, how long does it take to cure premature ejaculation using your ebook



Good ideas bro, it always nice to see guys with ideas trying to help some guys in need of help.

Ejaculati*n is the the work of the mind alone. there are other part of the body that also contribute.

For some guys, their premature ejaculati*n problem is all in the mind but for many others, there are some physiological or biological factors that also contribute to premature ejaculati*n

i have taken time to expalin this in a thread befofe.
you can check http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4184677/ or copy the next link in your browser, because you may not be able to access it from here
http://www.prematureejaculationpill.com/info/premature-ejaculation-mind