There is no hard and fast rule as to how long a penis should remain erect. Of course, without taking medication, the average erection would last about 10 minutes, though, many people are well above or below this average erection time.
Why isn't there a Hard Number for this?
As many physical and psychological factors can affect how long an erection lasts.
Which Factors can Influence your Duration?
If you're not aroused enough, it can make it difficult to stay hard. The same goes for feeling stressed, anxious, distracted, or tired. Relationship problems or feeling uncomfortable with your body or your partner can also cause your arousal and your erection to drop. Your age, mental health, physical fitness, and lifestyle also play a role. The details include:
· Smoking
· Alcohol
· Drug use
· Certain over-the-counter medicines, including cold and allergy medicines
· Prescription medicines like Cenforce 200, Vidalista 60, including those for anxiety, depression, and high blood pressure
· Low testosterone levels
· Obesity
· Premature ejaculation
· Certain health conditions, such as heart problems and diabetes
Is it Possible to have a Fast Erection?
Yes, but what "too fast" means depends on who you ask and what the ending you want is. If you can't stay erect long enough to have satisfying penetration sex, then that's considered too fast, provided of course you and your partner are interested in penetration sex. If you are trying to conceive then if you cannot maintain an erection long enough to ejaculate it would be considered too fast. the duration of the erection should not matter. You don't need an erection to have satisfying intercourse or to achieve an orgasm, and sex isn't just about penetration anyway.
What about a "too long" Erection?
Yes, 4 hours is too long and it's called priapism. Priapism is a medical emergency. Without treatment, there is a possibility of permanent erectile dysfunction (ED) and tissue death. There are two types of priapism. Other symptoms depend on the type:
Ischemic priapism. This type usually presents with pain and an erect shaft with a soft glans on the tip.
Non-ischemic priapism. This isn't painful, but while the shaft is erect, it's not fully rigid.
If you have an erection that lasts more than 4 hours, go to the nearest emergency room or emergency care centre. A doctor or other healthcare professional can determine the type of priapism, the cause, and recommend the appropriate treatment. Incidentally, the causes are varied and quite random. They range from environmental trauma and underlying medical conditions to certain medications (Tadalista, Vilitra) to the toxic effects of a scorpion. or spider bite.
Do all Erections Stop after Ejaculation?
Yes, although the time commitment isn't the same for everyone. Erections in people with penises are programmed to go away after orgasm. They then go through a phase called 'rest' which prevents them from building another erection. Latency periods are short in young, healthy people and can be much longer as they age
Can you get more than one Erection in one Session?
Yes and No You may be able to get an erection more than once, but you probably won't be able to ejaculate or come without experiencing a latency period. Orgasm and ejaculation are very different things, biology dictates how much you can ejaculate in one session, but if you're having a good time and enjoying what you're feeling, you can definitely orgasm more than once.
How can I make Erections Last Longer?
There are prescription drugs like Cenforce and Vidalista that can be administered to help patients who are losing their erections too quickly. because of premature ejaculation. The start-stop technique is also known as "edging," which involves stimulating the penis until it's on the verge of orgasm and then stopping all sexual stimulation until the urge subsides.
By repeating this multiple times per session, you can learn to control and delay orgasm so your erection lasts longer. You can use this method with a partner or alone. There's also the compression technique, which is more or less the same idea except that it holds the tip of the penis until the sensation peaks. disappears.
Other helpful tips:
· Wear a cock ring
· Use a penis pump
· Use a condom to control climax, which you can buy online
· Masturbate an hour or two before engaging in penetrative sex.
· Try to avoid orgasm.
Can I Discuss this with a Doctor?
Yes! Everyone deserves a satisfying sex life.
If the lengthy time of your erections is stressing you out, affecting your sex life, or preventing you and your partner from conceiving, consult a healthcare provider. They can help diagnose an underlying condition that may be affecting your ability to hold your own.
If you suspect a psychological issue, such as stress, anxiety, or relationship problems, may be to blame, ask your doctor to refer you to a sex therapist.
