In today's blog post, I'd like to delve deep into the relationship between "phimosis and premature ejaculation."
Firstly, what is phimosis?
Phimosis refers to the condition where the foreskin, which covers the tip of the penis or the glans, is excessive and does not naturally retract even when erect. As a result, the glans is constantly covered by the foreskin, making it less susceptible to direct external stimulation.
What defines premature ejaculation?
While there isn't a specific time frame that defines premature ejaculation, it refers to the situation where ejaculation occurs earlier than desired by the partner during sexual intercourse. Many men experience this at some point in their lives, and the causes can vary widely.
The Relationship between Phimosis and Premature Ejaculation Sensitivity of the Glans
In the state of phimosis, the glans is always covered by the foreskin, making it hard to receive direct external stimuli. This implies that because there's limited direct contact with the glans without passing through the foreskin, this area may become more sensitive.
An increased sensitivity could mean that the threshold for ejaculation is reduced when stimulated, which may result in premature ejaculation.
Sensitivity of the Inner Foreskin
To understand what the inner foreskin is, let's briefly explain the structure of the foreskin. The foreskin consists of two parts: the outer foreskin and the inner foreskin. While the outer layer has the same characteristics as the skin, the inner layer is made up of thin, smooth mucous membrane. It is believed that this inner foreskin is highly sensitive to sexual stimuli.
Why can the inner foreskin be a factor in premature ejaculation?
In the state of phimosis, most of the glans is covered by the foreskin, especially the inner part. This inner foreskin is very sensitive and shows a high response to sexual stimuli. Thus, during sexual activities or foreplay, when this sensitive part is stimulated, it sends a strong sense of pleasure to the brain.
When this sensitive inner foreskin is continually stimulated, men may reach the threshold for ejaculation more rapidly. This is believed to be one of the reasons for premature ejaculation.
Solution: Phimosis Surgery
Phimosis surgery mainly involves the removal of the inner foreskin. After the surgery, the glans is always exposed, improving its overly sensitive state. Another factor leading to premature ejaculation after phimosis is the glans being overly responsive to stimulation. In the case of phimosis, since it's not regularly stimulated, the glans tends to be more sensitive.
Conclusion
The possibility that the state of phimosis and the sensitivity of the inner foreskin can be factors in premature ejaculation has been suggested by many studies and expert opinions. However, there are various causes for premature ejaculation, and it cannot be said that this is the only factor.
If you have concerns or questions about premature ejaculation, it's best to consult and find the most suitable treatment together.
