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What to do if the partner suffers from premature ejaculation, and the Priligy tablet does not help?
Hello. My partner comes very quickly. As they say, three movements and a dry bag. We bought priligy 30. Tablet taken an hour before intercourse and zero improvement. The next approach , taken 2 tablets 2 hours before intercourse and again a few seconds and after the work. Please tell me what to do. What other means to use, and maybe another method is needed . Maybe longer drug treatment?
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Hello, have you dealt with the premature injection? I'd appreciate any info. Best regards
Seroxat helped me, there are no revelations, although in total there is a revelation looking at what was .... I.e. prescription antidepressant in general.
Olga Sierpniowska Pharmacist, Editor
2 years ago
Priligy should only be used 1 to 3 hours before sexual activity, up to once a day (but it is not intended for permanent daily use). The recommended dose is one tablet, your doctor may increase this dose to two. The highest concentration in plasma is reached on average after 1-2 hours from the moment of taking the tablet. According to the Priligy documentation: "Talk to your doctor about treatment with Priligy, after the first 4 weeks or after 6 doses, to determine whether treatment should be continued." For the treatment of premature ejaculation, Bravera Control products for topical application (without a prescription) and the oral drug Priligy (prescription) are currently registered. The occurrence and deepening of premature ejaculation disorders may be influenced by stress associated with the failure of life, anxiety resulting from falling self-esteem or increasing tension in the relationship with a partner, if the problem causes her frustration. In overcoming these difficulties, it can also be helpful to perform exercises, e.g. with the start-stop technique. In case of failures, contact with a sexologist, psychologist or psychiatrist is indicated. In some cases, the doctor may decide to include therapy for drugs that do not have registered indications in premature ejaculation, but in studies have shown some effectiveness (antidepressant or affecting erection).