From Dental Hygiene to Sexual Health: The Consequences of Using Toothpaste to Cure Premature Ejaculation

A 22-year-old man in Ho Chi Minh City experienced intense urination pain, testicular discomfort, and fever after applying toothpaste to his genitals multiple times in a bid to cure premature ejaculation. Dr. Tra Anh Duy, from the Men’s Health Center, diagnosed the patient with urethritis and epididymitis and prescribed medication to reduce swelling and inflammation of the skin, alleviate pain during urination.

The young man admitted that he turned to toothpaste as a solution because he lacked financial resources for other treatments. However, instead of improving his sexual performance, he ended up developing complications that required medical attention. This case is not unique as the center has seen an increase in patients with similar problems who use toothpaste to delay ejaculation.

Andrologist Tran Thai Hoa explained that toothpaste containing anesthetics can give a false sense of reducing sensation and prolonging intercourse. However, its primary function is oral hygiene. There is no scientific evidence to support the idea that toothpaste can improve sexual function, and its use can cause irritation and dermatitis on sensitive skin.

Men seeking solutions for premature ejaculation should seek professional medical care for proper diagnosis and treatment. Using unconventional methods like toothpaste can lead to serious health complications and should be avoided at all costs. Prioritizing sexual health is crucial when facing physiological problems.

The use of toothpaste as a remedy for premature ejaculation has become increasingly popular among men who are seeking affordable options. However, this practice can have severe consequences on genital health. The Men’s Health Center has reported an increase in cases where men have used toothpaste as a substitute for other treatments.

Dr. Anh Duy advised against using any unconventional methods when treating premature ejaculation. Instead, men should consult reputable medical professionals who specialize in treating sexual disorders.

Tran Thai Hoa explained that while some men may believe that toothpaste reduces sensation during intercourse by numbing the area around their genitals, it does not improve sexual performance or prevent premature ejaculation.

It is essential to prioritize our sexual health by seeking appropriate medical care when facing physiological problems like premature ejaculation or any other sexual disorder. Using unconventional methods like toothpaste can lead to severe complications on genital health.

In conclusion, while some men may turn to unconventional methods like using toothpaste as a substitute for other treatments for premature ejaculation or other sexually related issues, it is crucial to seek professional help from reputable medical professionals who specialize in treating these conditions correctly.