A smartphone app designed to address premature ejaculation could help men last longer in bed, according to new research presented by the European Association of Urology (EAU). In a press release from the organization, researchers reported that a digital health tool called Melonga significantly improved ejaculation control and sexual confidence in a clinical study.
UnsplashThe findings come from the CLIMACS study, which tested the app as a self-guided therapy for men experiencing premature ejaculation, which is one of the most common male sexual health concerns. Premature ejaculation affects roughly 30% of men, yet many avoid seeking medical help due to embarrassment or stigma, researchers say. The app is designed as a discreet, at-home option that teaches behavioral techniques used in clinical therapy.
How does the app actually help men last longer?
The Melonga app focuses on the psychological and behavioral aspects of premature
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