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Q: Excessive Pre-ejaculate. Anything That Could Help?

asked by: renaldoaoa on September 12th, 2007

New User

30 years old and in good health.

I was wondering if anyone happened to know a good supplement/vitamin that would help in the control of excessive pre-cum?
Lately I've stopped masturbating (I've done it excessively for most of my life) and I've started taking..

Orexis (it has all the herbs that I've been looking for) 1x's
Borage/fish oil 2 to 3 x's
Calcium/magnesium/zinc 2 to 3x's
Multivitamin 2xs
Super Lysin 2x's
Green tea extract 2 to 3x's
Viagrowth 4 1x's

When taking some of these I've seen huge results. I'm loving the spontaneous erections, and over all increase of libido, but I'm still having a problem with excessive pre-cum.

I'm speaking of getting excited and the pre (lubrication) comes out.

Any suggestions to help heal the nerves?

Thanks a lot for the help!!!

BTW.. Someone mentioned something about taking garlic helps this somehow, that make any sense?

Replies(8)

peter peters

replied on September 12th, 2007

New User

Pre-ejeculate

just for my personal clarification what amount of pre-ejaculate do you consider excessive? My thoughts were "the more the better for all concerned".

renaldoaoa

replied on September 12th, 2007

New User

When I was younger I would say "roughly" 5 to 6 grams.

As I got older I was so embarrassed I would actually masturbate more because it would seem when I did that less came out.

I'm not doing that much now, but I'm starting to see more and I'm worried about things going back to the way it was.

Tylanas

replied on September 14th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

I'm gonna have to go with the other poster... Precum is, well, sexy! In my opinion anyway... plus it helps lubricate everything for sex... and makes oral sex easier...

The more juice, the better I say!

peter peters

replied on September 14th, 2007

New User

Too Much Lubrication

EIRI,
I am with you all the way!. Did you read the similar post in the Womans' Health Forum?

lonestarguy

replied on September 14th, 2007

Active User, very eHealthy

More the Better

I agree with the other posters. There's nothing wrong with a lot of precum. Women like it because it helps lubricate. I produce a lot too and never had any complaints. Don't worry about something that may be a plus in your sex life.

Tylanas

replied on September 15th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

Re: Too Much Lubrication

peter peters wrote:

EIRI,
I am with you all the way!. Did you read the similar post in the Womans' Health Forum?

The one about the lady with "too much" lubrication? lol.

peter peters

replied on September 15th, 2007

New User

Excessive Pre Ejaculate

Yes! I did reffer RENALDOAOA to that article. It has good info. and may help him

Pharmhand

replied on March 29th, 2008

New User

Excessive Pre-ejaculate

This is over a year late in the post, but I am a 22 yo M and had this exact same problem. You are describing my symptoms almost exactly. I felt compelled to write this because I know what it feels like to be in that same situation. Anyway, I am also a pharmacy student and can offer this article from the journal of andrology.

http://www.andrologyjournal.org/cgi/conten t/full/28/3/374

You are definitely not alone, and if you haven't found resolution of your symptoms yet, I encourage you to make an appointment with a urologist and talk about your therapy options. Bring in this research summary. I was started on dutasteride and am showing substantial improvements.

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