PREMATURE EJACULATION HELP
It is sensible to know what a consultation involves, and what is and is not covered, before you book. This page explains how fees work in general. For the current fee, please contact us or book an appointment.
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A consultation fee covers the time you spend with our practitioner: the conversation about your history and concerns, education about PE, and an agreed plan for next steps. See what to expect at your first consultation.
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You can speak to a doctor through the public health system or privately. A visit to a public clinic or hospital is usually the lowest-cost option, though waiting times and availability vary. A private doctor or specialist offers more flexibility, and costs differ. A naturopathic consultation is a private service. See when to see a doctor to learn when a doctor should be the first step.
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Whether a consultation is covered by a medical aid depends on the scheme, the plan and the type of practitioner. Please check with your medical aid before you book, rather than assuming it is covered. You may want to ask:
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When you are ready, book an appointment, or contact us with any questions about fees first. For an online session, see remote consultations.