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The relationship between prostate stimulation and premature ejaculation in men, including its effects on arousal, orgasm, and ejaculatory control.
Pelvic floor muscle training (), including Kegels and guided pelvic physical therapy, is repeatedly shown in the literature to improve ejaculatory control, increase ejaculatory force, and help treat a...
The spinal ejaculatory reflex in humans is generated by a lumbar spinal “spinal ejaculation generator” (including lumbar spinothalamic/LSt cells and Onuf’s nucleus motoneurons) that executes emission ...
Evidence in the medical literature portrays a nuanced relationship: testosterone (T) affects libido and can improve erectile function in men with clinically low T, but large studies fail to show a dir...
Prostate stimulation often produces orgasms that users and several clinical summaries describe as more diffuse and sometimes non-ejaculatory, and these experiences are widely reported to be followed b...
Prostate stimulation can both hasten and, in some circumstances, delay ejaculation in men with premature ejaculation (PE): it commonly intensifies arousal and can trigger rapid orgasm—especially when ...