Men’s health

Premature ejaculation: virtual care options

Premature ejaculation means reaching orgasm and ejaculating sooner than you or your partner would like, often with little control. It is one of the most common sexual concerns men report. It can be related to stress, anxiety, relationship factors, or other health issues, and it often improves with the right approach.

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Common symptoms

What people often notice. Only a provider can tell you what’s causing yours.

Ejaculating within a short time of starting sex, most of the time
Feeling unable to delay ejaculation
Frustration or stress about sex
Avoiding intimacy because of worry about finishing too soon

What a virtual visit may involve

Care is decided by the provider, based on your situation.

A private video or online visit with a licensed provider to talk about what you are experiencing
A provider may suggest techniques and behavior strategies that can help with control
Prescriptions, if appropriate, can be sent to a pharmacy near you
Discussion of related concerns such as erectile dysfunction, stress, or anxiety

When in-person care may be better

Urgent care, your doctor, or a clinic can examine and test you.

You have pain during ejaculation or blood in your semen
You have urinary symptoms, discharge, or a possible infection
A provider wants an exam or lab tests
Symptoms have not improved over time

When to go to the ER

Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room if you have:

An erection that lasts more than 4 hours
Sudden, severe pain or swelling in a testicle
Chest pain, pressure, or shortness of breath during or after sex
Pain, swelling, or bruising of the penis after an injury

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Common questions

Premature ejaculation, answered.

General information, not medical advice. A provider can answer questions about your situation.

Can premature ejaculation be treated online?

Many people start with a virtual visit. A provider can talk through your symptoms, suggest strategies, and discuss treatment options if appropriate.

How common is premature ejaculation?

It is very common, and many men experience it at some point. Talking about it with a provider is a normal step, and there are several approaches that may help.

Is premature ejaculation related to ED?

They can happen together. Some men with trouble keeping an erection rush to finish, which can lead to premature ejaculation. A provider can look at both concerns during a visit.

This is not for emergencies.

For life-threatening symptoms, severe chest pain, trouble breathing, or immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.