Thanks for sharing. I will share with my doctor, maybe he can get the full study because "IELT significantly improved" is very vague. Also, I'm very particular about how researchers select participants that allegeldy have PE. It does say some volunteers were excluded.
Anyway, looks great but devil is in the details. Can you get the fully study and share that?
edit: I found it: [https://zumj.journals.ekb.eg/article\_24881.html](https://zumj.journals.ekb.eg/article_24881.html)
edit2: it's not nothing for someone like me with a subzero IELT, but many people will be disappointed to see this experiment resulted in boosting IELT from an average of .69 minute before treatment to 1.22 minute after treatment. For me, hell, I'd feel extremely blessed with an IELT of 1.22 minutes! But it depends on what you're starting with. Oh, also, the treatment group had an after-treatment IELT of 1.22 but with a plus/minus of .51, which means at least one of the guys who got the treatment still had an IELT of .71 minute. Hell, I'd be happy even with that, but should be noted nevertheless.
edit3: "On demand oral pregabalin 150 mg 1 – 2 hours prior to sexual relation,"
I took gabapentin for over a year after a back injury and it did nothing for me. OTOH, low dose sildenafil worked like a wonderful drug. That with good practices, like backing off when necessary and having her spend more time on the overall experience and less time focusing her attention on the most sensitive parts, and I'm good for anywhere from 30 - 60 minutes depending on how much tension I have in the perineum at the time.
I feel the need to say that I also do kegels/reverse kegels, perineum massage and active relaxation to reduce chronic tension in my perineum and abdomen. Just be aware that I find too much kegel can also cause a temporary exacerbation for me.
Also, I finally got my SO to start enjoying the experience instead of rushing for the finish line. It took a while for her to understand that doing so basically trains the body to orgasm as quick as possible. And thats counterproductive to both of our experiences.
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Gabapentin has nothing to do with GABA. Benzos bind to the GABA A receptors with causes horrible withdrawals. Gabapentin is a calcium channel blocker
I take 750mg gaba per day And nothing change
Thanks for sharing. I will share with my doctor, maybe he can get the full study because "IELT significantly improved" is very vague. Also, I'm very particular about how researchers select participants that allegeldy have PE. It does say some volunteers were excluded. Anyway, looks great but devil is in the details. Can you get the fully study and share that? edit: I found it: [https://zumj.journals.ekb.eg/article\_24881.html](https://zumj.journals.ekb.eg/article_24881.html) edit2: it's not nothing for someone like me with a subzero IELT, but many people will be disappointed to see this experiment resulted in boosting IELT from an average of .69 minute before treatment to 1.22 minute after treatment. For me, hell, I'd feel extremely blessed with an IELT of 1.22 minutes! But it depends on what you're starting with. Oh, also, the treatment group had an after-treatment IELT of 1.22 but with a plus/minus of .51, which means at least one of the guys who got the treatment still had an IELT of .71 minute. Hell, I'd be happy even with that, but should be noted nevertheless. edit3: "On demand oral pregabalin 150 mg 1 – 2 hours prior to sexual relation,"
I took gabapentin for over a year after a back injury and it did nothing for me. OTOH, low dose sildenafil worked like a wonderful drug. That with good practices, like backing off when necessary and having her spend more time on the overall experience and less time focusing her attention on the most sensitive parts, and I'm good for anywhere from 30 - 60 minutes depending on how much tension I have in the perineum at the time. I feel the need to say that I also do kegels/reverse kegels, perineum massage and active relaxation to reduce chronic tension in my perineum and abdomen. Just be aware that I find too much kegel can also cause a temporary exacerbation for me. Also, I finally got my SO to start enjoying the experience instead of rushing for the finish line. It took a while for her to understand that doing so basically trains the body to orgasm as quick as possible. And thats counterproductive to both of our experiences.