Premature ejaculation is a remarkably widespread sexual dysfunction that typically involves the subject’s inability to delay orgasm, which occurs too quickly and in any case earlier than expected. This problem causes severe stress and frustration in those who suffer from it, with consequent interpersonal difficulties within the couple’s relationship, up to the progressive avoidance of sexual activity.
Considering the intra vaginal ejaculatory latency time (“ IELT ”) – i.e. the time interval between the onset of penetration and sexual orgasm – we are in the presence of a real precociousness when this is always, or almost always, less than one minute .
Premature Ejaculation Classification:
Primary (or congenital ) premature ejaculation is distinguished from secondary (or acquired ) premature ejaculation.
The former typically occurs from the beginning of sexual activity and remains constant throughout life (it is also defined as ” long-life “), regardless of the type of sexual activity and the partner. This form appears to be caused by alterations in serotonin transmission in the central nervous system. Local penile hypersensitivity can also contribute to the genesis of this sexual problem.
The secondary form, on the other hand, tends to occur after a period of normal ejaculatory function and is often caused by inflammatory diseases such as prostatitis, vesiculitis, urethritis or balanoposthitis. Even erectile dysfunction in some subjects can be the cause of premature ejaculation: in these cases the excessive stimulation necessary to achieve a valid erection determines the appearance of premature ejaculation.
Delay Spray for Premature Ejaculation therapy:
In patients with secondary premature ejaculation it is obviously essential to recognize and resolve the underlying pathology .
The treatment of the primary forms is instead more complicated: the therapeutic modalities are multiple and can often require the collaboration of different specialists (urologist, andrologist, psychologist, sexologist). Behavioral therapies, psychotherapy and drug therapy are effective tools that can be used – often in combination – in the treatment of premature ejaculation.
Within a multimodal therapy in subjects with premature ejaculation , topical drugs are often used with success , aimed at reducing the sensitivity of the penis. Until recently the only aids available were anesthetic sprays containing Lidocaine USP 10% W/W. For a few days ago, Star Spark has been available in pharmacies, a spray containing the same active ingredient made specifically for the treatment of premature ejaculation.
How Star Spark Delay Spray for men is used:
The recommended dose of Star spark is 4 – 6 sprays . The spray should be applied so as to cover the entire surface of the glans (ideally dividing it into three portions, each “target” of a spray). It is obviously necessary to retract the preputial skin and completely uncover the glans before application.
Star spark should be used about 10 minutes before starting the sexual act; before application, the contents must be shaked and it is recommended to perform a first nebulization in the air. It is recommended to spray from 5 centimeters for equal distribution and efficiency.
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