Herballove - Case Studies for Premature Ejaculation Caused by Weak PC Muscle

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Herballove Medical Reference
created by Herballove Editorial
Reviewed by Dr. Mitchell McNiff, M.D.
( July 11, 2003 )

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Weak Erection

Having a weak erection may cause you to overuse your PC muscles in order to maintain the erection. Do you have a weak erection?

Seminal Leakage

The weakened PC muscle may be unable to hold back seminal fluids. Do you have large amounts of pre-ejaculate?

Nervous System

An overused PC muscle can weaken the parasympathetic nerves responsible for ejaculation control. Learn why a healthy nervous system is so important.

All Causes

You’re not the only one who has problems with Premature Ejaculation. Here are just a few case studies from the hundreds of letters and emails we receive, which our own doctors take some time-out to answer. Any of this sound familiar?

Did PC Muscle Exercises Cause My Premature Ejaculation?
His problems... more

PC/Kegel Exercises Almost Gave Me An Orgasm
PC/Kegel exercises do not delay... more

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