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Q: premature ejaculation

asked by: jacke1 on May 17th, 2009

New User

I am 56 year old man who has always suffered with pe.
One doctor recommended zoloft a few years ago.
I tried it a few times but it didn't see to help.
Last week I was reading about a new drug designed just for pe but not approved yet.
and I remembered I still had zoloft
So a couple of hours before sex I took a pill and it worked great.
Yesterday I took a pill and had sex today but it didn't work at all.
Do I have to take it the same day or do I have to take it everyday to get results?

Replies(2)

farazch

replied on June 11th, 2009

New User

early release

hi sir, i am 36 years old man and have a fit body but when i go to my wife for sex when we started and after three or four jerks i am realease and i think this is painful thing for my wife because she still in the mood of sex, plz advice what kind of medicine i can use for long stay. thanks

PEer

replied on June 27th, 2009

New User

I think zoloft helps.
Usually you should take it 2 or 3 hours before the sex.
But I am really uncomfortable with the side effect of it.

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