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Re: Desensitizing creams/sprays

Written by Ham at 20 Jun 2004 16:39:12:

As an answer to: Re: Desensitizing creams/sprays written by nathan at 17 Jun 2004 23:18:43:

I had the same experience here. I am on day 55 now. So far, oral sex is the only thing possible, with care not to repeatedly touch the ring at the base of the glans and the cut line. It seems like the head of the glans is not sensitive at all, no feeling whatsoever, so it's not helping to keep the erection. Frenulum actually feels excellent when stimulated with the right amount of pressure. I don't want to use spray because I am sure it cannot be eaten and I do not want to harm my wife. I am thinking about trying to use condom for penetration next week and see if it helps.
I just can't believe it took this long to recover. My doctor said 4 to 6 weeks, but it's been almost 8 weeks now and I still cannot do it. I am frustrated.

>Well I heard about this spray called "Stud 100" (yea funny name) that is used to desensitize the glans for longer lasting sex... apparently it works. I just don't know if it works for pain. I've found that the pain is from the ring at the base of the glans, and the cut line, the rest is okay I guess. When i wear tight boxers it's fine, but if i don't the rubbing is death. :)
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>>>Do you have any recommendation for those? I am getting pretty annoyed at the sensitivity of my glans, a month after the operation, it's still quite painful and I would like a relief agent. I've heard about those sprays that have a certain ingredient in them that numbs the glans a bit.
>>Sorry, Nathan, but I don't have any suggestions about sprays and such. I've seen ads in magazines like Maxim that are for sprays to help men last longer, but I don't know if they're legit or even if they'd help you. Have you found any improvement?


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