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“Some men can be ready in a half hour or less, and others may take hours or even a full day,” says Morse. You may have noticed that the length of your refractory period changes at different points in your life.
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Read More »Is there anything more frustrating than having great sex and wanting to go for another round, but not being physically able to? There’s actually a scientific term for this: The refractory period. “A refractory period is the time after a man ejaculates when he is no longer able to have an erection,” Emily Morse, sexologist and host of the Sex With Emily podcast, tells MensHealth.com. While there’s not much you can do to eliminate your refractory period altogether (hey, you can’t fight science), there are things you can do to make your recovery time shorter. Here’s everything you need to know about refractory periods, from why they occur in the first place, to how you can try to shorten yours.
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Read More »While it’s often a good idea to let your body rest, if you really want to be able to go again ASAP, there are a few things you can do to try and shorten your refractory period. “Increasing arousal is the fastest way for guys to get back into the game,” Morse says. “This could be doing something different, like trying out a toy or talking dirty (or dirtier than usual). Even small changes can be just the novelty and excitement needed to rev up the engines for round two.” Getting into shape can also help to reduce your refractory period. “The fitter you are, the better your hormones will be able to regulate themselves,” says Dr Brahmbhatt. If you’re looking for external help, there are supplements that claim to be able to get you harder, faster – but you should be extremely wary of them, says Dr Brahmbhatt. “There is no hard science backing up the proposed claims. Plus, supplements are not FDA-regulated so what you think you are taking, may not be what you are taking.” Instead, you can try manual penile pumps or cock rings to help speed up the process. And remember that if your partner wants to go again ASAP, you can always pass the time by getting her off again, which should help to get you in the mood for round two. “Remember that guys don’t need an erection to give pleasure to their partners,” Morse says. “Just because he’s not ready to go again, doesn’t mean a female partner isn’t ready for more. As long as he has his hands and fingers, he’s more than equipped to keep the party going.”
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