Premature Ejaculation Therapy

Proven treatments for premature ejaculation in Kathmandu. Behavioral techniques, topical anesthetics, dapoxetine (Priligy), pelvic floor physiotherapy, and counseling. Regain control and confidence.

Medically Reviewed

Expert Verified
Dr. G.P. YadavNMC: 15834
MBBSMD
Reviewed: Jun 1, 2025
Updated: Jun 1, 2025
Symptoms of Premature Ejaculation Therapy
  • Ejaculation within 1-2 minutes of penetration
  • Inability to delay ejaculation
  • Distress about ejaculation timing
  • Avoidance of sexual intimacy
  • Low sexual confidence
  • Relationship conflict

Testing & Treatment

PE evaluation includes clinical interview, PEDT (Premature Ejaculation Diagnostic Tool) questionnaire, physical exam to check for prostatitis, thyroid function test, and hormonal panel.

Options include dapoxetine (Priligy) on-demand medication, daily low-dose SSRIs, topical lidocaine/prilocaine anesthetics, behavioral techniques (stop-start, squeeze), pelvic floor physiotherapy (Kegel exercises), and psychosexual counseling.

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Last Updated: June 16, 2026 |Clinic: STD Treatment Clinic |License: 15834

Frequently Asked Questions About Premature Ejaculation Therapy

What is premature ejaculation (PE)?
Premature Ejaculation (PE) is when ejaculation occurs with minimal sexual stimulation, before the person wishes it, and is associated with distress or frustration. It is classified as lifelong (since first sexual experience) or acquired (starting later in life). It affects approximately 30-40% of men at some point.
What causes premature ejaculation?
PE can be caused by psychological factors (anxiety, stress, depression, early sexual experiences), biological factors (low serotonin levels, prostatitis, hyperthyroidism, hormone imbalances), or erectile dysfunction. Many men with ED develop PE as a secondary condition.
How can I treat premature ejaculation naturally?
Natural approaches include Kegel exercises (pelvic floor strengthening), the stop-start technique, the squeeze technique, regular exercise, stress reduction, and addressing relationship issues. These behavioral methods can be highly effective, especially when combined with professional guidance from a sexologist.
What medications treat premature ejaculation?
Dapoxetine (Priligy) is the only medication specifically approved for PE. SSRIs like Paroxetine, Sertraline, and Fluoxetine are used off-label. Topical anesthetics (Lidocaine/Prilocaine creams) reduce penile sensitivity. All medications should be prescribed by a doctor.
Is Dapoxetine (Priligy) available in Nepal?
Yes, Dapoxetine (brand name Priligy or generic versions) is available in Nepal with a prescription. A standard 30mg or 60mg tablet taken 1-3 hours before intercourse can significantly increase ejaculation control. Cost: approximately Rs. 300-800 per tablet.
Can premature ejaculation be cured permanently?
While PE may not have a permanent "cure" in all cases, it can be effectively managed long-term with the right combination of behavioral techniques, pelvic floor exercises, and on-demand medication. Most men achieve significant improvement with proper treatment.
Does premature ejaculation affect fertility?
PE does not directly affect fertility or sperm quality. However, if PE prevents successful vaginal ejaculation, it may indirectly affect conception. Treatments for PE can help improve fertility outcomes by enabling proper deposition of semen.
What is the difference between lifelong and acquired PE?
Lifelong PE is present from the first sexual experience and is likely related to biological factors like serotonin receptor sensitivity. Acquired PE develops after a period of normal ejaculation and is often linked to psychological issues, erectile dysfunction, or medical conditions like prostatitis.
Can prostatitis cause premature ejaculation?
Yes, chronic prostatitis is a common cause of acquired PE. Prostate inflammation can affect ejaculatory control. Treating the underlying prostatitis with appropriate antibiotics and anti-inflammatory medications often resolves the PE symptoms.
How do I explain PE to my partner?
Open communication is essential. Explain that PE is a medical condition, not a personal failure. Reassure your partner that effective treatments exist. Invite them to attend consultations with you. Our counselors can help facilitate these conversations.
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