Premature ejaculation treatment online

Same-day consultations are available 365 days a year, with priority booking if you’re in a hurry. Once the doctor approves treatment, your eScript can be on your phone or at your chosen pharmacy within minutes, and consultations are private, discreet and conducted by AHPRA-registered Australian doctors.

The consultation is $29.99, including the doctor’s assessment and, where appropriate, a prescription sent as an eScript to your phone or pharmacy. Repeats are available, subject to assessment. The cost of the medication itself is subject to your chosen pharmacy’s pricing, or added at checkout if you choose delivery through a partner pharmacy. No Medicare is needed for the appointment itself, but providing these details will enable eScripts and PBS prescriptions where required.

No. A video or phone consultation with a doctor is required before any treatment can be issued. The doctor assesses your situation, checks your health and any other medications, and discusses whether treatment is suitable and safe for you, including options that don’t involve medication. A questionnaire alone isn’t enough, and services that issue medication without a real consultation don’t meet Australian standards.

• The cause of premature ejaculation isn’t fully understood.
• For a long time it was thought to be purely psychological, but now we know there can be physical factors too.
• Psychological factors include poor self esteem or body image , depression, stress, anxiety, guilt, relationship problems, or a history of early or abusive sexual experiences.
• If a man is worried about previous premature ejaculation, this can also increase the likelihood of it happening again. And if a man has a history of erectile dysfunction, he may tend to rush things at times, leading to premature ejaculation on other occasions.
• Physical causes can include abnormalities of certain hormone levels, as well as infection or inflammation of the urethra or prostate gland.

Erectile Dysfunction is the inability to achieve or maintain an erection hard enough for penetration during sexual intercourse. Premature Ejaculation is when a man “comes” sooner than he and/or his partner would like during intercourse. Though they may seem like two very different problems, some men may experience both issues at various times.

Yes, if a man experiences erectile dysfunction at times, he may tend to rush intercourse or find it difficult to pace himself as well as he’d like- potentially leading to premature ejaculation on other occasions.

It’s important that any underlying causes leading to Premature Ejaculation are considered and dealt with as appropriate-such as stress and relationship problems, or physical health issues. A doctor may also suggest medication for men who suffer from premature ejaculation.