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Less timing, erection for less time and feeling tired during intercouse
Sexual Health & Disorders
Question #804
206 days ago
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Less timing, erection for less time and feeling tired during intercouse - #804

Aabid Hussain

During sexual intercouse i feel tired, less timing and sudden fall in erection which dissatisfied me. When i go for intercouse with my spouse, i Gers discharge in a very less time which makes me dissatisfy and stressful.

Premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction
Premature ejaculation
Low sperm count
Sex problem
Sexual problem
Lack of stamina
Sexual desorder
Sex
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Dr. Harsha Joy
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Experiencing fatigue, a decrease in erection quality, and premature ejaculation during sexual intercourse can be distressing and may stem from a combination of physical and psychological factors. In Ayurveda, these issues may be associated with an imbalance in Shukra dhatu (reproductive tissue) and can be influenced by factors such as stress, lifestyle choices, and dietary habits. To address these concerns, it is crucial to adopt a holistic approach that incorporates dietary adjustments, herbal remedies, and lifestyle modifications. Begin by incorporating foods that enhance vitality and stamina, such as nuts (particularly almonds and walnuts), seeds (like pumpkin and sunflower), and fruits rich in antioxidants (such as berries and pomegranates). Regularly consuming Ashwagandha can help combat stress and fatigue while also improving sexual function. Shatavari is another herb that supports reproductive health and enhances libido, making it beneficial for overall sexual wellness. Additionally, practicing yoga can improve blood circulation and increase stamina. Poses such as Bhujangasana (Cobra Pose) and Setu Bandhasana (Bridge Pose) can help strengthen the pelvic region and enhance endurance. Mindfulness and breathing exercises, such as Pranayama, can alleviate anxiety and improve your overall sexual experience by promoting relaxation and reducing performance pressure. It’s also important to establish a balanced routine that includes adequate rest, hydration, and regular physical activity to maintain energy levels.
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I hear ya, it ybeing frustrating when things don't go as planned in the bedroom. What's happening could relate to few different things from an Ayurvedic perspective. Let's dig into it. First up, think about stress and its impact. Stress can play a tricky role affecting both mind and body. A racing mind can cause quick ejaculation and, err, losing interest too fast. Practicing mindful relaxation techniques like deep breathe exercises or meditation might help. Do a simple breathing routine for 5-10 mins every day, focusing on your breath, letting thoughts just drift away. It's weirdly calming. Let's talk diet, keeping the digestive fire, or agni, in check is crucial. Avoid heavy, oily, or spicy food before bedtime. Instead have a light, nourishing meal with foods such as cooked veggies, whole grains and warm soups. Stay away from caffeine and alcohol prior to being intimate as they might burn out your natural energy levels. Then there's Ashwagandha, a fantastic herb in Ayurveda known for boosting stamina and reducing stress. You could take it in a powdered form, mix about a teaspoon with warm milk and a touch of honey before sleep. Balance your energies too. Have you heard of vata dosha? It governs movement and communication. Keeping it in harmony is key for stable energy during intercourse. Practicing nice, grounding routines like regular sleep patterns, setting a calm bedroom environment, and engaging in gentle yoga can support characterizing the vata. Lastly, chatting with your spouse helps to release pressure. Sexual intimacy isn't just physical, it's about connection. Feeling open to express yourself can ease your mind, leading to better experiences. Just remember, your body's trying to tell you that somethings a bit off balance, maybe taking the time to rebalance could do wonders.

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