Premature ejacuation

2020-05-28 17:26:35
Hello, actually i want to know that can i take any kind of medicine for premature ejacuation. As, i am also taking medication (levipil 500) for epilepsy from almost last 5 years, 1 dose in the morning and other at night.. and i have also read some side effects online with this.
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Hello, Premature ejaculation is fully treatable. But No single drug/medicine can treat your PE problem with guarantee because PE is a combination of a many different precipitating factors. Where the male partner, unwilling reaches climax within seconds. This is as such , not a disease , and does not require any test. But It cause poor compatibility between the partners. Premature ejaculation can be easily managed by the following measures: 1. Proper counselling 2. Exercises and techniques 3. Ayurvedic medicines It can be easily treatable within 3-4 weeks. Due to lack of knowledge and poor guidance most of the men are not able to handle Don't worry I can treat you positively. Thank you for your query.
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Answered2020-05-29 13:51:11

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Can u pls elaborate your problem, in how much time you ejaculate
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Answered2020-05-28 18:03:31

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Need to be evaluated
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Answered2020-05-29 08:48:45

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Yes. Premature ejaculation is a treatable medical condition if treated properly. But need to j ow more details regarding your sexual illness duration and symptoms. I can provide you treatment.
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Answered2020-05-29 06:46:14

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