Premature ejaculation (PE) is a common sexual health condition where a man ejaculates sooner than he or his partner would like, often with limited control over ejaculation. It may happen before or shortly after penetration and can cause frustration, stress or relationship difficulties. If this happens repeatedly and affects your sexual well-being, you may benefit from a medical assessment.

Yes. Premature ejaculation can often be assessed through a telehealth consultation with a qualified doctor in Singapore. During the consultation, the doctor may discuss your symptoms, sexual history, medical conditions and treatment goals. Depending on your circumstances, the doctor may recommend behavioural techniques, counselling or medication. An in-person assessment may be necessary if further examination or investigation is required.

Yes, where appropriate. Following your consultation, your doctor may issue a prescription based on your medical assessment. If medication is prescribed, you can arrange for it to be delivered to your preferred address in Singapore, subject to availability and applicable requirements.

Please note that medication is only prescribed when medically suitable.

We believe accessing men's healthcare should be straightforward and transparent. Our consultation fees will be displayed clearly before you confirm your booking. Any medication or additional services will be communicated separately where applicable. There are no obligations to purchase medication following your consultation.

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is the inability to achieve or maintain an erection firm enough for satisfactory sexual activity. Common symptoms include difficulty getting an erection, losing an erection during intercourse or experiencing erections that are not firm enough for penetration. Occasional difficulties can happen, but persistent or recurring problems may indicate erectile dysfunction and should be assessed by a doctor.

Erectile dysfunction can often be successfully treated or managed, but whether it can be permanently reversed depends on its underlying cause. Men whose ED is related to lifestyle factors may improve through weight management, regular exercise, smoking cessation and better control of existing health conditions. Others may benefit from medication or additional medical treatments. A doctor can help identify the cause and develop an appropriate treatment plan.