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Emla Cream is a local anaesthetic that is applied topically. Local anaesthetics help to numb an area, reducing its ability to feel the sensation.
Emla Cream is available to buy from PrescriptionDoctor, following a free consultation, to help to treat premature ejaculation (PE) in men.
Premature ejaculation – which is when a man ejaculates too quickly during sex – is a common ejaculation problem. Many men experience it from time to time, with one survey suggesting one in three men are affected (though the figure may well be higher as some men may find it difficult to admit they have a problem).
You should apply EMLA Cream 20-30 minutes before having sex. Please read the printed information leaflet inside the pack for full details of how to use this treatment.
There are a number of things thought to cause premature ejaculation, including the following:
Experts recommend a number of techniques you can try to prevent premature ejaculation, such as masturbating an hour or two before having sex, using thicker condoms to desensitise your penis, taking breaks during sex and distracting yourself by thinking about something else.
The two active ingredients in EMLA Cream (lidocaine and prilocaine) numb the surface of the skin.
If any of the following apply to you, EMLA Cream may not be suitable for you, or you may have to take extra care while taking it:
For more information on whether or not you should take this medicine, please refer to the printed information leaflet inside the pack.
It is important you do not follow the instructions on the Patient Information Leaflet with this product; it gives instructions for different uses of Emla cream.
Not everyone experiences side effects when using EMLA Cream as a desensitising cream for premature ejaculation. Here are some that you should be aware of:
In less than one in 10 users:
In less than one in 100 users:
In less than one in 1,000 users:
If you experience a severe allergic reaction or bluish-grey skin while using EMLA Cream, seek medical attention immediately.
For a full list of side effects associated with EMLA Cream, please refer to the printed information leaflet inside the pack.
Please note: Some other medicines, including certain recreational drugs, may interact with EMLA Cream (read the printed information leaflet for more details).
Take care when applying EMLA Cream as a delay cream for premature ejaculation. If you get some in your eye by mistake, rinse your eye thoroughly with lukewarm water or a saline (salt) solution.
If you use more EMLA Cream than you should, you may experience one or more symptoms including dizziness, tingling, blurred vision, abnormal taste and ringing in the ears. Serious cases of overdosing may be life-threatening and may result in fits, low blood pressure, slowed breathing and altered heart beat.
If you use more EMLA Cream than you should, or if you accidentally swallow some by mistake, seek medical attention immediately.
Emla Cream is available for purchase without a prescription at Prescription Doctor's online UK pharmacy.
At Prescription Doctor, we prioritise your privacy when you order Emla Cream through our service. Each order is dispatched from our GPhC-registered pharmacy in unmarked packaging, ensuring the contents remain confidential.
Place your order for Emla Cream before 3pm to benefit from next-day discreet delivery, getting your product delivered directly to your doorstep.
For treating premature ejaculation, apply a pea-sized amount of Emla Cream to the underside of the head and neck of the penis. Leave it for 15-30 minutes before sexual activity and ensure all the cream is removed before intercourse to avoid desensitising your partner.
Side effects of Emla Cream can include redness, swelling of the skin, mild burning or itching sensation, tingling, and in rare cases, allergic reactions like rash or breathlessness. Severe allergic reactions or blue-grey skin colouration should be treated as medical emergencies.
Do not use Emla Cream if you are allergic to lidocaine, prilocaine, or any other ingredients in the cream. It should also not be used on areas with skin rashes, cuts, grazes, or other open wounds, except for leg ulcers. Special precautions are needed for individuals with certain medical conditions, such as glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency or methaemoglobinaemia.
Do not use EMLA Cream if you are allergic to lidocaine, prilocaine, or any other ingredients in the cream. It should not be applied to cuts, grazes, wounds (except leg ulcers), or areas with a skin rash or eczema. Avoid contact with eyes, inside the nose, ear, mouth, anus, and on the genitals of children. Special precautions should be taken for patients with certain medical conditions and when used alongside specific medications.
Occasional use of EMLA Cream during pregnancy is unlikely to have adverse effects on the fetus. The active substances in EMLA Cream are passed into breast milk, but the amount is generally considered too small to pose a risk to the child. However, it is always recommended to consult a healthcare professional before using EMLA Cream during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Additional Resources
Sources
EMC, 2021. EMLA Cream 5% (5g pack).
NHS, 2023. Ejaculation problems.
NHS, 2022. About lidocaine skin cream.
PubMed, 2013. Efficacy and safety of local anaesthetics for premature ejaculation.
PubMed, 2011. Medical therapy for premature ejaculation.
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