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Premature ejaculation has both medical and behavioural approaches. The doctor decides which one fits your case, without assumptions — from online consultation to ongoing follow-up, without leaving home.

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Your path to treatment

1

Start your online visit

Answer a 4-minute questionnaire about your health and goal. No in-person appointment, no travel — you will know within 24 hours if you are a candidate.
2

A doctor reviews your case

A licensed doctor reviews your answers personally. If they need clarification, they message you in the private chat on your account. If treatment is appropriate, they sign an electronic prescription.
3

Review and payment

If the doctor does not approve treatment, the consultation fee is refunded in full.
4

Ongoing support

Private chat with your doctor for questions, a check-in, and renewal before your prescription expires.

How Hi-Doctor handles it

One consultation, one doctor, one decision. Your case is reviewed by an EU-licensed doctor, who issues an electronic prescription only if appropriate — with a full refund if not. If the doctor prescribes a medicine, it is paid for separately at the pharmacy you choose; Hi-Doctor does not sell medications. See pricing, how a consultation works, the treatment areas Hi-Doctor covers, and how eligibility is decided in safety. Hi-Doctor’s doctors review the full sexual health questionnaire before deciding on an approach. Dapoxetine (Priligy) is the medicine in this library indicated for premature ejaculation. Because the two often come up together, the doctor may also assess erectile dysfunction and the oral options covered there, such as vardenafil.

Start a consultation

Sexual health consultation

Answer the sexual health questionnaire and a registered doctor reviews it. They decide whether treatment is appropriate, which one, and at what dose — and declining is a normal outcome. See what it costs and how the review works.
This page is reference information, not medical advice and not a prescription. Whether a medicine is appropriate for you is decided by a registered doctor after reviewing your consultation.