Premature ejaculation can often be managed with a combination of behavioural techniques, lifestyle changes, and medicines. Techniques include delaying methods during sex, pelvic floor exercises, and reducing stress. Doctors may also prescribe certain topical creams or oral medications to help delay ejaculation. Talking openly with your partner and a doctor can greatly improve results.

Ejaculating within 15-20 seconds may indicate premature ejaculation, which can be treated with behavioural techniques, counselling, or medicines prescribed by a doctor. Penile curvature can be normal, but if it is painful or worsening, please consult a urologist to rule out conditions such as Peyronie's disease (a condition where scar tissue builds up inside the penis, causing it to bend or curve).

Yes, many people with concentration difficulties and sexual weakness go on to live a normal and satisfying life. These symptoms are often caused by stress, anxiety, lifestyle factors, or hormonal issues and can improve with proper medical advice, healthy habits, and counselling if needed.

Ejaculating in less than 10 seconds suggests severe premature ejaculation and can be treated with behavioural therapy, counselling, or medicines prescribed by a doctor. Thin semen is often normal, and not a clear sign of infertility, but a semen analysis is advised to check sperm count and quality.

Penis size varies widely. There are no safe medicines or pills that reliably increase size. If you are concerned, a doctor or urologist can provide guidance and address any underlying issues like erectile problems or hormonal concerns.

Yes, certain metabolic disorders like diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol can damage blood vessels and nerves, which may lead to erectile dysfunction. Keeping blood sugar, blood pressure, and cholesterol under control, along with a healthy lifestyle, can help prevent or improve this problem.

Premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction are common and treatable. Counselling, lifestyle changes, and managing stress also help a lot. Always consult a doctor before starting any medicine to ensure it is safe for your overall health.

Drinking alcohol, even if it is around 120 ml, is not recommended while taking Dapoxetine and Tadalafil together. Alcohol can intensify the blood pressure-lowering effects of Tadalafil, increasing the risk of dizziness, fainting, and heart-related side effects. While Dapoxetine alone may not strongly interact with alcohol, using it with Tadalafil and alcohol adds to the overall risk. For your safety and to get the best results from treatment, it’s best to avoid alcohol completely while using this combination. Always follow your doctor’s advice for safe use.