Premature ejaculation self-massage techniques

Written by Chen Qi Hua

Urology

Updated on September 22, 2024

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Premature ejaculation can be adjunctively treated by massaging certain parts of the body, especially some acupoints. Commonly used acupoints include the Yongquan point and the Shenshu point. Additionally, shaking the scrotum and lifting the root of the penis are also effective massage techniques.

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