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The use of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) to delay ejaculation and their potential side effects.
and disorders of orgasm including anorgasmia and dysorgasmia (painful ejaculation) arise from overlapping but distinct medical pathways: pharmacologic effects, , and iatrogenic changes, , and . The li...
Chemical castration for sex offenders is not a single procedure but a set of pharmaceutical strategies—primarily androgen‑depleting or anti‑androgen drugs and, in some programs, serotonergic agents—ad...
Behavioral techniques such as the pause‑squeeze (squeeze) method can improve ejaculatory control and sexual satisfaction for some couples but show smaller and less consistent increases in intravaginal...
Several medications can alter the usual coupling of orgasm and ejaculation—either by delaying or preventing semen emission while allowing the perceptual orgasm to occur, or by restoring orgasm when ej...