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Message: <blockquote data-quote="rachitha89" data-source="post: 8128646" data-attributes="member: 199528">aga rathvela yanava vage venava samaharunta kalathurakin athivana deyak<img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/default/shocked.gif"  class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":shocked:" title="Shocked    :shocked:" data-shortname=":shocked:" />Tablets for Premature EjaculationThere  are some oral medications that are available for treating PE. These  medications were originally designed for treating depression, and it was  discovered that one of the unintended side effects of using these drugs  was prolongation of ejaculation time. This side effect is now made use  of to treat PE - but the efficacy usually lasts only as long as the man  continues to take the anti-depressant medications on a daily basis. Some  men, however, have found the tablets effective when taken on an "on  demand" basis, shortly before intercourse.Among the antidepressant medications that have been used to treat PE are      setralineparoxetineclomiparamineRecently  a new medication in tablet form has been developed specifically to  treat PE. Called Dapoxetine, it has been shown to be quite effective.  The new tablet is designed to be taken "on demand' and the research  study showed that patient reported outcomes (such as satisfaction with  sexual intercourse and perceived control of ejaculation) were improved.The  basic thing to remember is that Premature Ejaculation refers to a man's  loss of control over his ejaculation and the distress it causes him and  his partner - NOT how long it takes for him to Ejaculate!</blockquote>

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