Delayed or Absent Ejaculation Treatment
The most common methods for treating delayed ejaculation are:
- Prescribing or adjusting medications
- Psychological counseling
- Surgery
Treatment for delayed ejaculation (DE) depends on what caused the problem. Once doctors find the cause, they're often able to resolve the issue.
Prescribe or adjust medications
If you're taking medication that might be causing delayed ejaculation, reducing or adjusting the dose, or switching medications might fix the problem.
Adding a medication might help. Some drugs for other diseases — such as Parkinson's — have helped men with DE.
Your doctor might help you find a treatment program if your DE stems from drug or alcohol use.
Counseling
Your doctor might suggest counseling if depression or other mental health issues are the root cause. Your doctor might also refer a sex therapist. Either going alone or with your partner can also help if sexual dysfunction is the cause.
Surgery
Your doctor might suggest surgery to treat delayed ejaculation.