- male
- 20 Years
- 22/01/2025
I'm experiencing some issues with having sex for the first time. Can I use lignocaine hydrochloride gel IP for this? How should I apply it? Id really appreciate some guidance on this.
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Lignocaine hydrochloride gel can be used to help with premature ejaculation by desensitizing the area, but it's essential to use it as per the instructions on the packaging. Apply a small amount to the tip of the penis about 15-20 minutes before intercourse, but avoid using too much to prevent numbness in your partner. If you're facing ongoing issues, consider consulting a healthcare provider for further guidance.
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