Friday, December 28, 2012

Females - how much does/would premature ejaculation affect you? -

Females - how much does/would premature ejaculation affect you? -

If you are a wondering - yes I do have it, embarrassingly. I love my partner very much and would do anything for her. Our relationship is perfect in every other way but this. I get annoyed but she says it is ok - but when I look at her I think it isn-t. Am I reading her wrong? I try make up for it in other ways. And if anything I feel as if sex drives us apart, for a short period of time anyway, when it should be the other. So one question, in what ways does premature ejaculation affect you (ladies)? Would it be enough to leave your partner, even if they were trying to fix the issue? (I can understand if they don-t tackle the issue and you-ve asked, thats selfish). And what kind of feelings do you get? Thanks.
Hi there,

Firstly you shouldn-t be embarrassed there are alot of guys who have the same trouble as you. I used to date a guy who had premature ejaculation. It did kill the mood the first few times but afterwards we introduced a few other things in the bedroom. I don-t know if you are a traditional guy in the sack but if you like a little kinky stuff every now and then maybe you could introduce a few toys??? If your girlfriend had a vibrator on her clit this may make her enjoy it more and bring her closer to climax. Alternatively there are some medical products you could think about taking ( and I-m not talking about viagra ) You could see your local doctor and see how he can help you out on this. Don-t be embarrassed about going either, they have questions like this all the time!! oh, and make sure you talk to your girl about it before you bring toys in the bed. Im sure she will understand.

I hope I helped you out a little, GOOD LUCK ;D
Females - how much does/would premature ejaculation affect you? -

Does having a vasectomy impede testosterone levels, having a penile erection, or having an ejaculation? -

Does having a vasectomy impede testosterone levels, having a penile erection, or having an ejaculation? -

Noooooo.. Does not effect testosterone at all. It effects erection minimally, about 6% say that they have reduced fullness, however that could be due to the provider screwing up the procedure. Ejaculation will be reduced, but supposedly not significant.


No, no, and no.

A vasectomy is a small incision which cuts the tubes where sperm cells (microscopic, maturing in the epididymus in the testis) would continue on and become part of ejaculate/liquid. Sperm is only about 10% of the total fluid--the rest coming from three other areas--the seminal vescicles, the prostate gland, and the Cowper-s gland (clear fluid, which neutralizes the Ph level in the vas deferens). In a vasectomy, the sperm cells just get reabsorbed into the scrotum.


http://www.embryology.ch/anglais/dbefruc…


Testosterone levels will not go down.


http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Truth-abou…

Testosterone-Levels-id=161734

An erection is related to becoming sexually aroused and will occur with or without the vasectomy. However, if the testis were totally removed (pharmaceutically or surgically), the man would lose all desire.
No
No
No
The only difference is that sperm is not introduced into the semen; everything else (including hormone production and levels) remains the same. For some men there may be a psychological effect. After all you are not the only one who equates it with reduced manliness.
Over 1/2 million men, in the USA alone get vasectomies each year. Do you think they would get them if there were any side effects?

There are no side effects at all. None of the above are affected. There are many urban legends that claim different. But those are urban legends.

I had one done 20 years ago. I have not experienced any effects at all.
I don-t BELIEVE that it would impede testosterone levels. You might want to look that up... However, there is NO affect on you being able to achieve full erection, and the ejaculations would be the same, except the semen won-t contain any sperm.
A vasectomy does nothing to impede testosterone, or with having a erection, or ejaculation. Simply your swimmers can-s get out.
vesectomy does not impede on ejaculation but there is no sperm...so your ejaculating the stuff that keeps the sperm alive...
not that i-ve studied up for it or anything but i-d think having a vasectomy would stop ejaculation. i might be wrong though cuz again I DON-T KNO **** ABOUT THEM
Nope. Everything stays exactly the same, minus the sperm. No difference.
Does having a vasectomy impede testosterone levels, having a penile erection, or having an ejaculation? -

I had TURP in Dec 2008, I am fine and I experienced retrograde ejaculation.? -

I had TURP in Dec 2008, I am fine and I experienced retrograde ejaculation.? -

But lately, when I masterbate, I orgasm and some fluid are ejaculated from my penis. Is that norman, or I have to refer to medical help???


Ngarden.... I believe you will find that that is normal for some of us men. But if your are worried ask your urologist to ease your mind. That is a good thing as i see it. Good Luck! Steve
I had TURP in Dec 2008, I am fine and I experienced retrograde ejaculation.? -