Did you know that your body has pressure points that you can use to stop your premature ejaculation? Discover exactly how to do it in this article.
Behind The Scrotum One such pressure point is located behind the scrotum and in front of the anus.
I have been told by many men that if you are aroused to the point where you feel that you are soon going to ejaculate then you can apply some firm pressure here and ejaculation will be prevented.
This is very similar to Kegels exercises where you build up pubic muscles over a period of weeks and can perform this with no hands.
However, the problem with these exercises is that you must work out the muscles every day.
By applying pressure with a finger or two instead, then you don't need to work the muscle up and wait over a month to see the effects.
The Squeeze Technique This technique has been known about for decades.
It was highly popularised when sex therapist husband and wife pioneers, Masters and Johnson, published a detailed document on sexuality.
As you get more and more aroused you will reach a point where ejaculation is almost inevitable.
What you should then do is to apply a firm grip to the head (glans) of the penis.
By applying firm pressure, your erection will drain of blood and you will lose arousal.
You can then regain your erection and resume stimulation.
You can try this technique on yourself whilst masturbating but it seems to work much better if you have a partner to do this for you.
The Problem With Pressure Points The problem with these techniques is that they can themselves be a bit difficult to perform.
There are also many other ways to cure premature ejaculation.