Premature ejaculation (PE) is the second most prevalent sexual health problem experienced by men, the first one being erectile dysfunction (ED). Men who suffer from PE experience reduced ejaculatory control and end up ejaculating too soon. How soon a man ejaculates after penetration before it can be labeled as PE is not so well defined. Some men ejaculate within a minute after penetration, whereas some men last a bit longer but not long enough to take their partners to sexual climax. If you face the problem once in every two attempts at sex, you may be a candidate for a primary premature ejaculation cure. Topical creams and sprays and certain exercise techniques and the two most frequently used primary solutions to premature ejaculation. But it becomes a bit more serious when you counter ejaculatory issues nearly every time you wish to have sex. You may then need secondary treatment to last longer in bed.

Priligy (dapoxetine) can be the best choice as far as secondary premature ejaculation cure is concerned. Although sexual therapies or relationship counseling can be of help for some men with premature ejaculation, medicinal treatment is more effective when the problem is caused by a neurotransmitter called serotonin. One of the main biochemical causes of premature ejaculation involves low levels of serotonin in the brain. Priligy belongs to a group of drugs known as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors. It can delay the re-absorption of this chemical in the brain to help you gain better control over your ejaculation. It is available in strengths of 30mg and 60mg.

PE can affect men in different ways. Some of the negative consequences of this condition include depression, sexual frustration and feeling of guilt. So before this condition goes from primary to secondary and puts your relationship at stake, it is advisable that you seek medical treatment at the earliest to improve the quality of your sex life.