premature

pre·ma·ture (prm-chr, -tr)

adj.

1. Occurring or developing before the usual or expected time.

2. Born after a gestation period of less than the normal time, especially, in human infants, after a period of less than 37 weeks.

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prema·turi·ty n.

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premature

[-məcho̅o̅r′]

Etymology: L, praematurus, too soon

1 not fully developed or mature.

2 occurring before the appropriate or usual time. prematurity, n.

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premature [pre″mah-chur´]

born or interrupted before the state of maturity; occurring before the proper time.

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premature

born or interrupted before the state of maturity; occurring before the proper time.

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premature activation potentiation

see postextrasystolic potentiation.

premature heartbeats

arise from irritable foci from within the myocardium in either the atrium or ventricle or close to the A-V node (junctional premature beats). They may cause irregularity of the heartbeat but they can be accurately identified only by the use of an electrocardiograph.

premature ventricular contraction (PVC)

see premature heartbeats (above).

premature young

a newborn animal born before the full term of its pregnancy but capable of maintaining an independent existence.

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Patient discussion about premature.

Q. is there proven cure for premature ejaculation

A. "Two techniques are commonly used to treat premature ejaculation. They also help reduce the anxiety that often aggravates the problem. Each technique trains the man to experience high levels of excitement without ejaculating. Both involve self-stimulation of the penis (while masturbating) or stimulation by a partner until the man feels that he will soon ejaculate. When done with a partner, stimulation is at first by hand and later before or during intercourse.

In the stop-and-start technique, stimulation is stopped. With the squeeze technique, the man or his partner squeezes for 10 to 20 seconds the part of the penis where the head (glans) meets the shaft, preventing ejaculation and decreasing the strength of the erection. In both techniques, stimulation can resume after about 30 seconds. With practice, more than 95% of men learn to delay ejaculation for 5 to 10 minutes or even longer."

Q. what medication can i take for fremature ejaculation is there a over the counter med?or do i need to see a dr.?

A. I think it is right that anti depressants work, the question is how efficient it is, do you need to take it regularly on not and what are the side effects...

Q. how control premature ejuculation

A. You can use techniques like "pause and squeeze" . You can read more about it here (http://men.webmd.com/tc/premature-ejaculation-topic-overview) and also here (http://www.urologyhealth.org/adult/index.cfm?cat=11&topic=670)