Practical, evidence-aware articles on premature ejaculation (PE), relationships and sexual health for South African men and their partners. They are general information and not medical advice.
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Is Premature Ejaculation Genetic?
If your father or brothers had premature ejaculation (PE), you may wonder whether it runs in the family. The honest answer is that genetics may play…
Read article →Premature Ejaculation After 40: Causes and Next Steps
Premature ejaculation (PE) can begin or return later in life, including after 40. When it starts after years of normal timing, it is called acquired PE,…
Read article →Premature Ejaculation Myths That Delay Getting Help
Wrong ideas about premature ejaculation (PE) can stop men from getting help, or send them in the wrong direction. Here are five common ones, with short,…
Read article →Alcohol and Premature Ejaculation: What Is the Link?
Many men wonder whether alcohol makes premature ejaculation (PE) better or worse. The honest answer is that the link is not clear, and we do not…
Read article →A Premature Ejaculation Diary: What to Track and Why
A simple diary can help you and a clinician see what is really happening with premature ejaculation (PE), without relying on memory or on worry. This…
Read article →How to Talk to a Doctor About Premature Ejaculation
Raising premature ejaculation (PE) with a doctor can feel awkward, but doctors hear about sexual problems often, and a little preparation makes the visit easier. This…
Read article →How to Talk to Your Partner About Premature Ejaculation
Many men find it harder to talk about premature ejaculation (PE) than to live with it. This article is for men who want to raise it…
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Start with the guide
If you are new to this subject, begin with our main guide to premature ejaculation. You can also try the private self-check or read the overview of treatment options.
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Topics
Our articles cover talking to a partner or a doctor, myths, alcohol, age and genetics, and keeping a diary. Each one links to the page that covers the topic in full. To see how we check our content, read the editorial and medical review policy.