The several methods of controlling premature ejaculation certainly don’t extend to using alleged “penis enlargement” pills or other gizmos. It has become something of an urban legend that men with small penises are the ones who usually suffer from P.E., and therefore if a man with a small penis can get a larger one (if this claimed capability is even possible in the first place), he will no longer suffer from P.E.

In all likelihood, this notion comes from the idea that a man with a small penis necessarily feels anxious about being able to adequately perform in bed and satisfy a woman, and thus his anxiety leads to his premature ejaculation.

Besides the fact that this idea shows only the most limited understanding of the possible root causes of premature ejaculation, it’s definitely not anywhere close to the reality. The sad truth is that the vast majority of women–at least 70%–say that they are sexually unfulfilled because their men cannot last long enough. The top-end estimate is that 40% of men suffer from P.E., and only about 3% of American men have a penis smaller than the average size of just over five inches in length. These statistics come nowhere close to adding up to the alleged “cause” of P.E.–besides, the women say that men with or without P.E. tend not be able to last long enough to fulfill them, and this would necessarily include many of the men who have large (six inches or more) penises.

As a matter of fact, some women report that men with larger penises are the worst lovers: they falsely believe that their size alone can satisfy a woman and that they don’t need to engage in foreplay or learn how to last longer.

This is why when you are investigating the several methods of controlling premature ejaculation you only listen to a credentialed medical professional and not one of the self-proclaimed “sex gurus”–it’s so that you don’t get taken in by silly claims like the one described above.

A true professional in this matter will be able to demonstrate that he has graduated from a quality medical school and has his license. He will also be able to show a track record of having successfully helped many people with sexual dysfunction matters like controlling premature ejaculation. Anybody who doesn’t have requisite experience in this matter has got no business writing up “advice” for publication on the Internet.

These professionals also won’t be offering you dubious penis enlargement pills. Instead they will prescribe as one of the several methods of controlling premature ejaculation a proven SSRI drug such as Detain X. They will never discuss the size of your penis.