Generally speaking, the erectile erection of the young men's penis is extremely fast. The penis starts with any form of sexual stimulation. It only takes 3-5 seconds to reach a complete erection when the relaxation state from never being stimulated.When men enter the age of 50 and enter the age of 60 or even 70 years old, the time required for the penis to increase from relaxation to a complete erection is at least twice as young as young, and it will often be extended to three times.Generally speaking, no matter how effective the stimulus is used, the older the male, the longer the penis is required to reach a complete erection.
When elderly men do sex, once a penis erection is reached, it can often maintain a long period of erection without ejaculation.Young people must obtain this ability to control ejaculation through special training, or to avoid strong stimulation or obviously changing stimulus.This can make both sides get satisfaction).For elderly men, this stimulating restrictions or specialized training are usually unnecessary.This ability to maintain a long period of erection of the penis without ejaculation has nothing to do with the effect of sexual stimulus or the change of sexual stimulus activities, but is associated with age growth.However, it is not yet certain that this ejaculation control ability is a richer experience than young people, or the real reflection of the inherent sexual reaction strength decreased with age.Many experts believe that these two factors may be related to the improvement of ejaculation control capabilities.
In the excitement period of the sexual response cycle, the young men can be partially retreated if the time is too long after a complete erection, but it may be completely erected. During the sexual response cycle, it may be repeated many times.After a man over 60 years old, after reaching a complete erection, if an erection does not retreat without ejaculation, it is more difficult to be fully erected again, and it may not be able to erected at all, that is, the so -called secondary period.At this time, although the effective stimulation method used to obtain the first erection is still adopted, it is difficult to smoothly reach the level of excitement phase.This secondary period (that is, appears in the excitement period, rather than the incomplete period of the refraction period of the sexual reaction cycle), rarely seen in the sexual intercourse of men under the age of 50.
In short, not only the erection of the penile is slow, but the erectile time and the ability to restart the erection after losing the erection will also change.But this is not an abnormal phenomenon, but the normal response of the elderly, so you don't have to worry about it.
(Editor in charge: Internship Chen Jing)
