I don't know if this is a reply as much as a new wrinkle on this problem. I have been happily married for thirty years to a wonderful, patient woman. She knew before marriage that sex was and would continue to be a daily fact in our marriage. Until now the biggest sexual challenge was providing her with as much satisfaction as I was/am getting.
My retarted ejaculation problem has been slowly increasing, and my wife and I agree that the culprits are "age and medications". The age there is no cure for, but I require hypertensive drugs, right now Lisinopril and Lopressor, and my MD wants me not to change these, especially the beta blocker. We are past many of the work-arounds, such as masterbating in front of my partner, and then letting her learn. I can no longer masterbate myself, but my wife makes sure that if orgasm is even remotely possible she makes sure it happens. Wonderful, patient woman. But we have watched the length of activity increase, the wear and tear increase, and the success rate is falling.
Is anyone aware of a lifestyle change, dietary change, or so forth to try before I go back to my MD and really get serious about changing meds? Somewhere, I think in this forum, someone mentioned prostate stimulation, and we might give that a try, but I also note there are a couple of herbal products, such as Delecreton or Telical, that may make a difference. Does anyone have any insight on these? Are they potentially helpful or just successful placebos?