George Mulaudzi is a naturopath who offers private consultations for men with premature ejaculation (PE), in person in Sandton and online across South Africa.
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Who he is and what he does
George Mulaudzi is the founder of Sandton Men’s Clinic in Buccleuch, Sandton, which has been open since 2001. He has more than 25 years of experience in men’s health and natural medicine, and more than 10,000 men have consulted with the practice. He opened the clinic to give men a private, unhurried place to talk about sensitive concerns such as erections, libido, stamina and energy. He sees men from Sandton, Johannesburg, Pretoria and wider Gauteng in person, and offers video consultations to men who live further away.
In practice, he offers education about PE, lifestyle guidance and non-medical support, and he refers men to a doctor, urologist or therapist when that is the right step. See what to expect at your first consultation.
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Experience and practice
George Mulaudzi practises as a naturopath, with more than 25 years of experience in men’s health and natural medicine.
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Approach to care
Listening first
A first consultation is mainly a conversation about what you are experiencing.
Honesty about evidence
He explains what the research supports and where it is limited, and makes no guarantees.
Discretion
What you share is private. See our privacy policy.
Plans shaped around you
Advice is tailored to your situation and, where you wish, to your partner.
He works from naturopathic principles. Rather than treating premature ejaculation as an isolated symptom, he looks at the factors that can sit behind it, such as stress, sleep, diet, weight, alcohol, circulation, hormones and pressure in the relationship. From there he builds a personalised plan that may include nutrition, lifestyle changes, herbal support and practical techniques. Consultations are full length, the methods are natural and non-surgical, and no quick fixes or guarantees are promised.
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Scope: what he refers to doctors
Medicines, tests and medical diagnosis belong with your doctor. George refers you to one when:
- PE began suddenly, or there is pain, urinary symptoms or blood in the urine or semen.
- There are erection problems.
- You want to consider a medicine.
- A test or examination is needed.
See when to see a doctor and medical causes of PE.
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Working alongside your GP or urologist
Many men see both a doctor and a practitioner. George is happy to work alongside your GP or urologist, and you are welcome to tell your doctor that you are seeing him. A doctor may decide on tests or medicines, while support with education, lifestyle and next steps can continue alongside.
When tests or prescription treatment are needed, he refers you to a medical doctor, and a urologist or therapist where that is the better step.
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Articles by George
Read his guidance in our premature ejaculation guides.
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