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Premature ejaculation<\/a> (PE) is an uncomfortable condition that can negatively impact your sexual life. PE can be diagnosed by your health care provider. A thorough physical examination is necessary. Your doctor might also take a detailed medical history, including a pertinent sexual history. He may also ask about your family’s medical history, your medications and any supplements you take. He may also examine your prostate gland and nervous system. He might even order a blood test or other tests.<\/p>\n In many cases, treatment of premature ejaculation<\/a> can improve your sexual health and increase your satisfaction with sex. You can choose from several different options, such as counseling, medications and behavioral techniques. A counselor can help you cope with stressors and other emotional issues that can affect your sexual performance. You may want to seek psychotherapy for a more in-depth look at the causes of your premature ejaculation<\/a>.<\/p>\n SSRIs are a common medication that can delay or prevent ejaculation. These drugs include sertraline (Zoloft), fluoxetine (Prozac) and paroxetine (Paxil). These drugs can also reduce the time it takes you to reach orgasm during sex. It can take up to 5 days for these drugs to work. However, you should not take them for longer than five to ten days. This is because they may cause drowsiness.<\/p>\n Another treatment option for PE is the “squeeze technique.” A light squeeze of the penis will delay ejaculation. Men can also apply anesthetic creams to the head of the penis. They can also use condoms to prevent ejaculation. They can also perform pelvic floor exercises. These can be done on a regular basis to improve ejaculatory control.<\/p>\n The squeeze technique can work to postpone ejaculation for up to twenty seconds. Eventually, you will be able to stop squeezing your penis. You can repeat the squeeze as needed. If you can do this successfully, you should be able to control your ejaculation without the need for a squeeze.<\/p>\n In some countries, dapoxetine is often prescribed to treat PE. Dapoxetine should be taken no more than once a day. This medication is typically prescribed in combination with other medications. For example, it can be combined with tadalafil (Cialis) or sildenafil (Viagra). It is important to talk to your doctor about the side effects of these drugs.<\/p>\n Another treatment option is to get a prescription for a phosphodiesterase inhibitor. Phosphodiesterase inhibitors are drugs that can help you delay or prevent ejaculation. Depending on your age, physical condition and sensitivity to ejaculation, you may be able to try a phosphodiesterase inhibitor by itself or with a SSRI. The drug will be given to you at a low dose and should be taken about an hour before sex.<\/p>\n Other treatments include the use of anesthetic creams and topical numbing agents. These can be applied to the vagina or to the head of the penis. They are not approved by the FDA, but they have been proven to reduce the sensation of the penis. They are absorbed for about 10 to 30 minutes.<\/p>\n