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I have a slight curve in my penis and tend to ejaculate quickly during sex, leaving little time to enjoy intercourse. How can this be managed?

Asked by Male, 27 · 1 month ago

Chandrakanta Jena

Chandrakanta Jena

Pharm D

1 month ago

A slight curve of the penis is usually normal and does not affect sexual function. Premature ejaculation can be managed with behavioural techniques like the stop-start or squeeze method, pelvic floor exercises, topical anaesthetic sprays or creams, or medications to help delay ejaculation. Consult a doctor or urologist to evaluate your condition and discuss the most suitable treatment options.
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How can I tell if my penile curve needs treatment?What are the best exercises to delay ejaculation?Can stress affect my sexual performance?Are there safe medications to help with quick ejaculation?When should I see a urologist for my symptoms?

  1. Understanding Penile Curvature

    • Mild penile curvature is common and often doesn't require treatment unless it causes pain or significant functional issues.

  2. Managing Premature Ejaculation
    a. Behavioral techniques: Try the "stop-start" or "squeeze" methods during intercourse.
    b. Medical options: Consider topical anesthetics or consult a doctor about medications like SSRIs.

  3. Lifestyle and Psychological Factors

    • Reduce stress through relaxation techniques. Consider counseling for anxiety or relationship issues. Open communication with your partner can also help.

  4. When to See a Specialist

    • Consult a urologist if curvature causes pain or severe dysfunction, or if premature ejaculation persists despite initial management.

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