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Premature ejaculation
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I consult to doctor via practo and he suggest me two medicine "erect x sachet" and "popson" for 30 days . I want to know that how many more days i take this medicine after 30 days.
After 30 days can i stop taking these medicine or continued for some more days( if yes then how many days)
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Dr. Sujoy Dasgupta
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You can stop after 30 days. We usually see after 30 days to check if your condition improved or not.
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1. Premature ejaculation (pe) occurs when men cannot control semen flow or have excessive sensitivity. So, before treatment, you should precisely diagnose the cause of your problem. 2. It is easily curable- but needs time. Usually most cases respond to sex therapy and exercises and using few simple tips. So, e men may need drug to cure this.
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