Yes, I saw that--but in my opinion Cialis would work better if there was erectile dysfunction--difficulty in maintaining erection. Please get your urine and semen tested and try and get a second opinion. Try the non-pharmacological methods I have suggested. They may help. See if you can consult a sex therapist or a counselor who can teach you ways to delay ejaculation
Also ask the urologist whether any creams to desensitize the tip and shaft of penis are available in your country. Applying these about 10-15 minutes before the 'act' help delay ejaculation. These have much fewer side effects than pills used to treat premature ejaculation. Otherwise as you said certain anti-depressants such as SSRIs are effective in treating premature ejaculation. I am sorry, but beyondg this I cannot really suggest much. But have faith that these measures do help. Take care!
Thank you for your answer. As i said i already went to an urologist and he gave me cialis for my pe. My pe is since the start not from crestor or nebivolol.
I am not on diabetes and i dont have problems with my thyroid.I have never tested testosterone levels though. I dont have a lot of options here in my country
Hi!
I do appreciate your concerns on this sensitive topic. My first question to you would be whether you noticed this problem of premature ejaculation after starting Crestor? If yes, then Crestor is the culprit. Though, not a very common side effect of Crestor, this drug can cause loss of libido or premature ejaculation or both. Similarly, Nebivolol, which is a beta blocker, can cause ejaculation issues and erectile dysfunction. Since both these drugs can cause ejaculation issues, and since you need Crestor to treat hyperlipidemia, my suggestion would be to talk to your doctor and ask for a change in your BP medication. You could site this reason to your doctor.
Also, every premature ejaculation issue has a psychological component or anxiety behind it. Since you had palpitations on and off over the last few years, anxiety could also affect ejaculation in your case. It could also be due to building up of sexual tension and arousal happening too fast. Thus talking to your partner and pacing yourself such that you ejaculate a bit later will help. Sometimes changing the place or having low background music etc which de-stresses you helps overcome premature ejaculation. Meditation, deep breathing exercises, and yoga are the other lifestyle changes you can adopt to de-stress yourself.
Since, you do not have problem maintaining erection, chances of diabetes, low testosterone, varicoceles, neurological or vascular problems (peripheral vascular disease, heart or thyroid conditions) etc. are less. However, if changing the BP medication and reducing anxiety issues does not help, then these factors will need to be looked into. Of these, as of now, you could ask your doctor to test for diabetes, thyroid problems and testosterone levels. Premature ejaculation can occur due to prostatitis. So get your urine and semen sample analyzed.
In my opinion, you have a mild case of premature ejaculation as the ejaculation occurs after entry into vagina (and not before). This can be treated by changing your medication and exercising some self control by taking care of anxiety issues. Also, distracting yourself from ‘sexual thoughts’ and the act at the time of entry into vagina helps.
Yes, there are many medications available to treat premature ejaculation. However, usually they are started after the above mentioned methods fail. You should not start any medications on your own. If my suggestions do not help, then please consult a sex therapist or an urologist regarding this.
Hope this issue resolves soon! Good Luck and take care!