Studies to date suggest that pelvic floor muscle exercises that work are effective in treating problems of appearance and maintaining an erection.
Treat Erectile Dysfunction and Premature Ejaculation
A study led by University of Bristol (England) showed that Kegel exercise helps both men with erectile dysfunction (impotence) and those who suffer from premature ejaculation or trouble in the process of urination. Experts believe that these exercises increase the quality of orgasm, improving sexual response. Pelvic floor muscles are the muscles that contract during orgasm. Weak pelvic muscles can lead to lack of orgasms.
The expression of pelvic floor exercises are used to treat and prevent weakness of this region. The floor consists of muscles and pelvic ligaments that support the pelvic organs (bladder, intestine). According to specialists, exercise strengthens the muscles around the penis, improving blood flow to the pelvis and pelvic floor muscles increase orgasmic sensations that cause premature contractions.
Discover the Pelvic Floor Muscles
To find your pelvic floor muscles, you should sit or lie comfortably with muscles of the thighs, buttocks and stomach muscles relaxed.
Muscles around the anus: Try then to tighten the muscles around the anus without strain.
Muscles around the urethra: To feel these muscles, try stopping the flow of urine and then restart it. This exercise is just to feel your muscles that you use them or to see progress. Do not make more than once a week, that can affect your ability to mictiona.
Kegel Exercise
Once you discover muscles you’re ready to start exercising. Tighten the muscles around the anus and urethra, count to five and then relax them. Recommended is to repeat these moves up 8-10 times, with breaks of 10 seconds and then relax every muscle straining. Then, you can do 5-10 exercises faster pace. Repeat this exercise 4-5 times per day.
Can I replace with medication?
The study by British scientists has included data from 55 men with ages close to 59 years with erectile dysfunction for more than six months. Among them: 40% regain their normal erectile function, 35% saw an improvement, 25% did not notice any difference. According to the researchers, the results are similar to those of Viagra use.
Erectile dysfunction is one of the most common sexual problem that affects 61% of men aged between 35 and 60 years. Despite the large number of men affected, a fraction of them admit that they have a problem and do not seek help.
As with any disease is detected early is important to be treated. To establish a diagnosis is necessary to effect a complete physiological examination, but also achieve a complete medical history that includes information about the patient’s sex life.