Premature ejaculation: a common problem with treatment
Consultation and treatment for premature ejaculation, in complete confidence. It affects one in three men at some point in their lives, and almost no one sees a doctor about it. Explain your case in writing and a registered doctor will reply with your personalised treatment in less than 15 minutes.
- Registered doctors
- Encrypted health data
- No video call
What's included
Your premature ejaculation consultation, with a doctor behind it
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No awkward conversations
You explain it in writing, in your own words and at your own pace. Only the medical team reads it.
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Diagnosis before pills
The doctor works out whether it’s a lifelong or a recent problem, and whether it comes with other difficulties: the treatment changes with the cause.
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Evidence-based options
From control techniques to specific prescription medication. Only what has been shown to work and is safe for you is suggested.
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Follow-up by message
Tell the doctor how things are going and adjust the regimen from your private area, without repeating the consultation.
More common than you think
Premature ejaculation is the most common male sexual dysfunction: one in three men experiences it at some point. Even so, it’s one of the problems people seek help for least, caught between embarrassment and the mistaken idea that “nothing can be done”. Something can: there are techniques and treatments with proven effectiveness.
Not all premature ejaculation is the same
For the doctor it’s important to distinguish two situations:
- Lifelong: present since your first sexual experiences. It usually has a component of sensitivity and of the ejaculatory reflex, and it’s the type that responds best to specific medication.
- Acquired: appears after a period without problems. It calls for finding a cause — anxiety, relationship problems, erection difficulties, even prostate or thyroid problems — and treating it.
It also matters whether it comes with erection difficulties, because in that case the erection is usually treated first: often the rushing is the consequence, not the problem.
What the doctor assesses
- Since when it happens and in which situations: always, only with a partner, only in specific circumstances.
- The approximate time to ejaculation, without obsessing over the stopwatch: how it affects you matters more.
- Your health and your medication, because the drug treatment has specific contraindications that must be ruled out.
What you can expect from treatment
There are no magic fixes, but there are effective ones. Depending on your case, the doctor may suggest control techniques and habit changes, specific on-demand medication, or a combination of both. The goal is realistic: gaining control and taking the pressure of the clock off your sex life. If the doctor detects that the cause lies elsewhere — anxiety, your relationship, erections — they’ll say so and point you in the right direction, because treating the wrong symptom doesn’t work.
How it works
What a premature ejaculation consultation looks like
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Questionnaire
Choose the treatment for your consultation and answer a few questions about your health, your symptoms and your goals. No appointment needed, right from your phone.
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Medical review
A registered doctor studies your answers one by one. If they need any more information, they’ll write to you in your private area.
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Treatment prescription
You receive the doctor’s assessment and your treatment plan with clear instructions in writing, in less than 15 minutes.
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Follow-up
Write to the doctor from your patient area to ask questions and adjust the plan whenever needed.
Reviews
What our patients say
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“I’ve had two consultations and both were handled with the same care: clear questions, simple instructions and a detailed reply. When I wrote later to let the doctor know how I was getting on, he took it into account and adjusted whatever was needed.”
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“Being able to keep talking to the doctor after the first reply is what I value most. I’ve written to him several times to tell him how I was getting on and I’ve always had an answer tailored to my case, not a template. It’s reassuring to know there’s someone on the other end.”
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“For me, discretion came first. The emails I get only say there’s news in my private area, without mentioning why, and nobody outside the medical team sees my answers. I was able to consult about something sensitive with complete peace of mind.”
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“From the start they made it clear what can and can’t be dealt with in writing, and I liked that. The questionnaire asks its questions respectfully, and the doctor replies calmly and explains the reasoning behind each recommendation. I came back later about something else and the experience was just as good.”
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“It was the first time I’d seen a doctor about anything online and I had my doubts. It was all straightforward: a clear questionnaire, a written reply from a doctor who had obviously read my case, and the chance to ask about anything I didn’t understand. I did it all from my phone without any hassle.”
First online consultation
FAQ
Common questions about premature ejaculation
How does the premature ejaculation treatment prescription work?
You complete the questionnaire on your phone and a registered doctor reviews your premature ejaculation case. In less than 15 minutes they reply in writing with your treatment prescription: control techniques, guidance and personalised treatment. Everything is saved in your patient area and you can message the doctor afterwards with any questions.
Is premature ejaculation linked to anxiety or erection problems?
Yes, premature ejaculation is often linked to anxiety, stress or difficulty keeping an erection, which leads to rushing sex. That is why the questionnaire also asks about these aspects. The registered doctor takes the whole picture into account and suggests a plan that tackles the cause, not just the symptom.
How much does premature ejaculation treatment cost?
Premature ejaculation treatment costs €35 as a single payment with one consultation included, or €19/month with the monthly subscription, with no minimum commitment and follow-up by message with your doctor. You choose the option at the end of the questionnaire, with no travel and no waiting rooms.
Is the premature ejaculation consultation confidential?
Yes, it is completely confidential. You describe your premature ejaculation in writing, in your own words and with nobody watching, and only the medical team sees your answers. The consultation is online and available throughout Europe, and a registered doctor replies in less than 15 minutes.
When is it considered premature ejaculation?
Premature ejaculation is when it regularly happens within about a minute of penetration, or sooner, without being able to delay it, and it causes distress. But how you experience it matters more than the number: if it frustrates you or makes you avoid sex, that is reason enough to seek help. Lasting less than you would like now and then is normal.
Can premature ejaculation be treated?
Yes, premature ejaculation can be treated, and it is one of the most common reasons men see a doctor. The doctor combines control techniques, which improve with practice, with specific on-demand treatment suited to your case. Many men use it only for a while, as they regain confidence and break the cycle of anticipation.
Do pharmacy remedies or supplements work for premature ejaculation?
Numbing gels and condoms reduce sensitivity and help some men, although they can also reduce sensation for your partner. The «miracle» supplements sold online have no scientific backing. Specific premature ejaculation treatment requires a medical assessment, which is why the consultation reviews your health and medication first.
Shall we start the treatment prescription for your premature ejaculation?
Answer the questionnaire in a few minutes and a registered doctor will reply in less than 15 minutes.