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}}</ref> Premature [[ejaculation ]] (PE) has many causes and proposed treatments,<ref>{{REFjournal

The [[foreskin ]] typically covers the corona of an [[intact]] male during the outstroke and protects it from excessive stimulation.

Contrary to a tenacious mythology, the thickened glans of the [[circumcised ]] penis is not always immune to pleasurable surfeit when brought in contact with vaginal mucous membrane. … Furthermore, there are many other [[circumcised ]] males who have directly incriminated their mutilation for their lack of staying power.<ref name="zwang1997">{{REFbook

Although Yang et al. (2018) claimed that [[circumcision ]] has no effect on premature ejaculation,<ref>{{REFjournal

}}</ref> others have also observed and reported more premature ejaculation in [[circumcised]] men as compared with [[intact]] men. Women reported that their [[circumcised]] partners were more likely to have premature [[ejaculation]].<ref name="ohara1999">{{REFjournal

}}</ref> Vissing (1999) reported more premature ejaculation in areas where most men have had a [[Brit Milah| ritual circumcision]].<ref>{{REFjournal

}}</ref> Masood et al. (2005) surveyed men who had experienced an [[adolescent and adult circumcision| adult circumcision]]. 13 percent reported that [[adult circumcision | circumcision]] had improved premature [[ejaculation]], but 33 percent found it worse.<ref name="masood2005">{{REFjournal