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I have a problem with premature ejaculation and currently take one tablet of LN Beta 2.5 daily. Which medicine should I take to treat this?

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I have a problem with premature ejaculation and currently take one tablet of LN Beta 2.5 daily. Which medicine should I take to treat this?

Asked by Male, 35 · 16 days ago

Dr. S Aneela

M. Pharm (Pharmacology)., PhD

16 days ago

Premature ejaculation can occur due to anxiety, stress, oversensitivity, relationship factors, or sometimes erectile dysfunction. LN Beta 2.5 is usually used for heart-related conditions or anxiety and is not a standard treatment for premature ejaculation. Doctors may prescribe medicines such as Dapoxetine in suitable patients, along with behavioral techniques, pelvic floor exercises, stress management, and treatment of any underlying anxiety or erectile dysfunction. Avoid taking sexual performance medicines without medical advice, especially if you have heart problems or are already taking other medications. Please consult a doctor or sexologist for proper evaluation and safe treatment options.

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Medication Considerations:
- Avoid self-medication or starting new medications for premature ejaculation without consulting your physician.
- Medications like SSRIs (e.g., sertraline or paroxetine) or topical anesthetics (e.g., lidocaine spray) are commonly used; consult with your healthcare provider for an appropriate prescription.
Interaction Caution:
- LN Beta 2.5 already impacts blood pressure; new treatments could affect overall cardiovascular health.
- Your healthcare provider will evaluate the potential for drug interactions and side effects.
Next Steps:
- Schedule a consultation with your healthcare provider to discuss safe treatment options tailored to your health profile and current medication regimen.

Answered 16 days ago