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What are your views on using numbing agents (gels, creams, etc) to aid in preventing PE? They have no known long term side effects, and the only potential "negative" side effects is a loss of some pleasure due to desensitized nerves. But if you're with someone you really like, it might be worth it to use it. I haven't tried any yet but I'm giving it serious consideration. If you don't "know your unit" or have good control over certain muscles (like PC/BC) you might want to be careful, as a certain amount of numbing may actually lead to the inability to climax. I have good PC muscle control, and when I'm not as aroused I find that I'm able to climax on command via kegels.
Where would be the best place to apply a cream? I was thinking on the underside, just below the glans, as this is generally considered the "trigger zone." The top of the glans is the most sensitive area for me, but I don't think those nerves are responsible for PE. I don't think numbing part of the underside of the penis would remove that much enjoyment, but I can see it significantly helping with PE.
Anyone who has ever tried these creams, considered using them, or is flat out opposed to them, please post and give your two cents. The most common creams contain lidocaine (anywhere from 2-5%), and can be bought online or without a prescription.
Where would be the best place to apply a cream? I was thinking on the underside, just below the glans, as this is generally considered the "trigger zone." The top of the glans is the most sensitive area for me, but I don't think those nerves are responsible for PE. I don't think numbing part of the underside of the penis would remove that much enjoyment, but I can see it significantly helping with PE.
Anyone who has ever tried these creams, considered using them, or is flat out opposed to them, please post and give your two cents. The most common creams contain lidocaine (anywhere from 2-5%), and can be bought online or without a prescription.

