Researchers have found that electric shock therapy to the penis may help combat premature ejaculation.
The study was conducted on an elderly manIt’s 28 year old who ejaculated following just 40 seconds of sex to almost every occasion. Grace to electric current therapy, doctors in Lebanon were able to help him keep his erection seven times longer.
According to New York Post who quotes thestudy in question, the young man was “treatedIt’s with zapping therapy by sticking electrodes on his penis for 30 minutes of direct current, three times a week. »
Premature ejaculation affects between 4% and 39% of men, recalls the New York Post. It is a sexual dysfunction that is often embarrassing.
“Scientists believe that shock therapy of the dorsal nerve of the penis slows muscle contraction to maintain sexual activity before ejaculation,” the newspaper explains, before reporting that six months following the treatments, the man has might have sex for an average of 3.9 minutes before ejaculating.
Fifteen months following the start of treatment, the researchers found that the man might maintain sexual intercourse for an average of 4.9 minutes before coming.
Note that this therapy is not yet considered a safe solution for premature ejaculation. Hence the need for further research.
