Here is a common question from people who suffer from premature ejaculation:
“I have an extreme case of premature ejaculation. I ejaculate even at the touch of a woman or when I hug her strongly. Having sex is out of the question. I have had this problem right from the moment I started exercising my PC muscle. Should I stop that?

Can you tell me more on how PC muscles affect my premature ejaculation?”

Let’s try to answer to this issue in the following article.

Yes. You should stop exercising your PC muscles.

Especially since it seems your problem with premature ejaculation started when you began. Exercises that are aimed to strengthen the PC muscles – also known as Kegel Exercises – can sometimes help but are really unnecessary.

The problem isn’t so much that this muscle group is weak, but that it can be overused and worn out.

The PC muscle can induce early ejaculation by two means. First, overuse and constant exercise may strain the muscles. If you have a weak erection, you are most likely already using it to artificially “pump up” your penis.

Men also use the PC muscle to slightly aid the control of ejaculation and urination. A healthy male however, will rarely use his PC muscles during sex. A strong blood flow with enough of the proper hormones in the body will make the erection hard and full by itself (no muscles are required for an erection).

The ability of the parasympathetic nerves to control and hold back ejaculation will be strong. The idea that a strong PC muscle will cure a weak erection, impotence, and premature ejaculation is wrong. Strengthening might slightly help, but you will never cure your problem this way.

In fact, overuse can sometimes strain and destroy these muscles and make your problems even worse.

The other way the PC muscles induce a faster orgasm is by affecting the prostate. Since the PC muscles surround the prostate gland, the constriction of these muscles pushes against the prostate and applies more pressure than normal. Since the prostate (sometimes referred to as the “Male G-Spot”) produces, houses, and releases your semen, the last thing you want to do is to provide extra stress to it.

It’s like squeezing a water balloon and making it pop.

Why were you exercising your PC muscles to begin with if your premature ejaculation happened after you began the exercises? A Kegel exercise is sometimes advised for incontinence, but is never a good solution. Do you have a high frequency of urination? For men, this may be a result of an enlarged prostate.

This will also create problems with premature ejaculation. If you do have problems with urination (high frequency, need to urinate while sleeping, pain) or pain with ejaculation, you should go see a doctor and get a prostate exam.

If you began the exercises in an attempt to strengthen a weak erection or cure impotence, then again, that’s the wrong way to go.

The problem is not weak PC muscles.

The most common cause of a weak erection and eventual impotence is weak parasympathetic nerves. These nerves are not only responsible for erections, but it is also responsible for ejaculation control.

The most common cause of weak parasympathetic nerves is insufficient hormones and neurotransmitters (the chemical messengers that relay messages from your brain, through the nerves, and to the penis) caused by excessive masturbation.

Basically, your penis is out to lunch and not getting any of your messages. If that is the case, you need to replenish your store of serotonin, testosterone, and other needed substances with Power E.

This natural blend of herbal ingredients will boost essential hormone production, increase blood flow, and nourish your parasympathetic nerves to provide firmer erections with greater ejaculation control, all the while increasing your stamina and energy levels for better and more enjoyable sex.

So, leave the PC muscles alone and concentrate on the true source of your problem.