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Medical Conditions - Refractory Period After Orgasm

The refractory period alias resolution stage is the time taken for arousal after an orgasm. Refractory time is relatively longer in males than in females. It varies from person to person from few seconds to several days. The refractory period gets longer as age increases. To reduce the refractory period, Kegel exercise can be done. Avoiding smoking and alcohol intake also helps in improving it.

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How can elders improve refractory time after an orgasm?

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I am losing sexual efficiency as I am aging. Please help.

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I have been having mild pain around genital area and numbness in the penis during orgasm.

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. You have not provided any information regarding your marital status and education which are also relevant for me to diagnose.

I do not get a second erection, and I feel very week after intercourse. Why?

Hi, Welcome to ilciniq.com. I can understand your concern. What you are asking is called recoil time. Recoil time is the second erection time, which will differ from person to person.

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