It's time to take control of Premature Ejaculation
PE affects 20 to 30% of men at some point in their lives and can cause very real problems for both men and their partners. Fortunately, PE is also treatable.
Premature Ejaculation (PE) Treatment And Cure
This website provides up-to-date, balanced information about PE and a range of proven treatments. So whether you are a man with PE or the partner of someone experiencing PE, this site can be your first step towards taking control of PE in your life.
Once you’ve got the information you’re looking for, the next step will be talking with a doctor. PE is a medical condition, so your doctor will be the best place to find proven treatments that suit you. Searching this website is just the beginning.
Fast Facts
What is PE?
PE is the inability to control or delay ejaculation shortly before or during penetration. It's also commonly known as ‘premature orgasm’, ‘early ejaculation’, ‘cumming too quickly’, ‘cum too fast’ or 'rapid ejaculation'.
How is premature ejaculation (PE) different from erectile dysfunction (ED)?
Erectile dysfunction is the inability to obtain an erection, or the loss of erection before ejaculation. Some men with PE also have ED.
How common is PE?
20 to 30% of men may experience PE at some point in their lives.
How does PE affect me as a man or a partner?
PE is distressing for sufferers and their partners. It can be frustrating, lower self-confidence and disrupt relationships and intimacy.
How to control PE?
Read this website and then talk with your doctor about proven treatments.
Learn About the Impact of PE
Premature ejaculation impacts the man, his relationship and his partner
Talking To Your Doctor
One of the most important steps towards getting an effective treatment. Find out tips on talking to your doctor about PE.
