A new 20-minute treatment involving heating nerves in the pelvis can treat premature ejaculation. The new therapy, which is being studied in the US, works by disabling a nerve that transmits pleasure signals to the brain during sex. a fine electrode is attached to the nerve, through which the transport of signals is affected by heating. When the connection to the brain is disrupted during sex, men perform better in bed. The goal of the University Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio trial involving 22 men is to suppress the nerve to delay ejaculation without completely damaging its ability to transmit pleasure signals. The trials are planned to be repeated with the same volunteers, because the nerves have the capacity to repair the damage caused by heat treatment, explained the research team. There are data that one in four men suffer from premature ejaculation. The exact cause of the problem remains a mystery. Research shows a probable genetic factor – the presence of a genetic element. It is more popular to believe that premature ejaculation is due to a psychological condition. Treatment usually includes relaxation techniques, although doctors sometimes prescribe antidepressants to deal with anxiety affecting sexual self-esteem. The proven radiofrequency method is widely used in the treatment of severe pain. in the back. In this case, the nerves in the spine are heated. Now American scientists hope to have success in the treatment of premature ejaculation.