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Sir, in sexual contact time with in 45 seconds I get ejaculation. How to avoid immediate ejaculation ?

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Dr. Vinod Chebbi answered : 9 years ago

Have Sex more frequently, use condom, foreplay more, try Keigels exercise. They're simple.

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