Can my partner be stunned by the cream?

Yes, if you do not thoroughly wash off the cream or do not use a condom, the active ingredient can be transferred to the partner and also reduce the sensitivity there. Wash the cream thoroughly before traffic or use a condom.

Can I lose my erection through the anesthesia?

With too much cream or too long exposure time, the sensation can be so greatly reduced that the erection is more difficult to maintain. Start with a small amount and find the right dosage for yourself.

Is Emla® or Fortacin® better?

Fortacin® Spray (Lidocain/Prilocain) is specially approved for premature sperm and doses more accurately. Emla® is an off-label application with cream. Fortacin® has the advantage of spray metering and official approval, but is more expensive.

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What is Emla?

Emla® cream contains the two local anesthetics Lidocain and Prilocain and is used for local anesthesia of the skin. In the case of premature sperm (Ejaculatio praecox), it is applied off-label to the acorn to reduce sensitivity and extend the time to sperm.

Premature sperm is the most common sexual disorder in men and affects about 20–30 % of all men. The topical desensitization with Emla® is a proven method that could significantly extend the intravaginal ejaculation latency (IELT) in several studies.

Active Ingredients & Mechanism of Action

Active ingredient: Lidocain 25 mg/g + Prilocain 25 mg/g

Active mechanism:

Lidocain and Prilocain block sodium channels in the nerve fibers
Prevent the transmission of nerve impulses
Reduce the sensitivity of the glans penis
Extend time to ejaculation

Clinical effect:

Reduction of the oversensitivity of the acorn
Extension of the IELT (intravaginal ejaculation latency) by 2–5 times
Entry into effect: 15–20 minutes after application
duration of action: 30–60 minutes

Evidence: Several randomized studies show a significant extension of the IELT under topical anaesthetics.

Who is it suitable for?

Emla® cream for premature sperm is suitable for:

Men with premature sperm (lifelong or purchased)
Especially with penile hypersensitivity as a cause
As an alternative or supplement to Dapoxetin (Priligy®)

Advantages:

Only applied if required
Works locally, no systemic side effects
Immediate effectiveness (no intake cycle required)

Not suitable:

Allergy to Lidocain, Prilocain or Amidlocalanesthetics
In open wounds or inflamed skin
Note: May impair the feeling of the partner (use condom!)

Available Dosages

Premature sperm (off-label):

Apply small amount (about 1–2 g) to the acorn
15–20 minutes before intercourse
Wash thoroughly after the time of action or use condom

General application (authentic):

Thick layer on the skin, covered with occlusion
Effect time: 1–5 hours (depending on indication)

Important: The amount required for premature sperm is significantly lower than for skin anaesthesia.

How to Take

Application for premature sperm: 1. Apply small amount of Emla® to the acorn (approx. 1–2 g) Two. Distribute evenly, especially on the Frenulum and the Eichelkrone 3. Leave 15 to 20 minutes 4. Before intercourse thoroughly wash with warm water Five. Or transfer condom (prevented transfer to partner)

Important notes:

Wash off from contact or use condom! Otherwise, the partner will be stunned.
Do not overdose (too much can affect erection)
Start with small quantity, increase as needed
Do not apply to damaged genital mucosa

Contraindications

**Emla® must not be used at:* *

allergy to Lidocain, prilocain or other amide local anaesthetics
Congenital methaemoglobinemia
On mucous membranes (exercisely taken – off-label on acorn usual practice)

Preview at:

Atopic dermatitis (increased resorption)
G6PD deficiency (methemoglobin risk)
Simultaneous use of methammoglobin-inducing drugs
Large-scale application

Possible Side Effects

Family (1–10 %):

Past burning/teching in application
Skin redness
Contracts at the order office
Light edema

Occasionally:

Itching
Local allergic reaction
Deafness (wanted, but can be too strong)

Selten:

Methemoglobinemia (with massive overdose)
Systemic reactions (only with large-scale application)

** In the case of a small amount for premature sperm, systemic side effects are practically excluded.

Frequently Asked Questions

Similar Medications

Fortacin

Priligy

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Important Notice

This information does not replace medical advice. If you have questions about your health or the suitability of this medication, please consult a doctor. Read the package leaflet before use.