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PE Treatment Online

PE Treatment Online

$59 includes telehealth consultation

Premature ejaculation treatment by telehealth with a Specialist GP. Medication and behavioural strategies. Treatment arranged. No in-person visit needed.

Specialist GP telehealth consultation
Treatment sent to your pharmacy
Scripts filled at any pharmacy
No in-person visit needed
Specialist GP reviews every result
Completely confidential
Collection Telehealth consultation by phone. Treatment sent electronically to your local pharmacy.
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Book a time that suits you — same day appointments usually available. Choose your reason for calling so your doctor can review your case.

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A Specialist GP calls you at your booked time. Discuss symptoms, get a diagnosis, and receive treatment or pathology referrals — all by phone. Completely confidential.

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Treatment & results sent to you

Treatment sent to you or your pharmacy electronically. If pathology is needed, your referral is sent by SMS — walk into any collection centre. Results texted to you.

Everything you need to know about pe treatment online

PE Treatment Online is available by telehealth from anywhere in Australia through Clinic365. A Specialist GP consults with you by phone, arranges the appropriate treatment and sends your referral electronically to any pharmacy. No in-person visit is needed. The same expert care, from anywhere in Australia.

Premature ejaculation is the most common male sexual dysfunction, affecting approximately one in three men at some point in their lives. It is defined as ejaculation that occurs sooner than desired — either before or shortly after penetration — causing distress or frustration. Despite being extremely common, PE is significantly undertreated because many men feel embarrassed to discuss it. Telehealth consultations have made it easier than ever to seek help privately and discreetly.

Several effective treatments are available. A specifically approved PE medication is available in Australia. It is a short-acting selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor taken one to three hours before sexual activity, and can delay ejaculation by two to three times. Off-label use of daily low-dose SSRIs can also be highly effective for PE when taken continuously. Your Specialist GP will discuss all options during your consultation.

Topical anaesthetic agents — sprays or creams containing lignocaine or prilocaine — are another option. These are applied to the head of the penis 10 to 20 minutes before sex to reduce sensitivity. They are available over the counter but work best when used as part of a comprehensive management plan discussed with your GP. Some men achieve the best results by combining medication with topical agents.

Behavioural techniques can complement medication. The stop-start technique involves pausing stimulation when ejaculation feels imminent, waiting for the sensation to subside, then resuming. The squeeze technique involves squeezing the head of the penis firmly when approaching climax. Pelvic floor exercises (Kegels) can also improve ejaculatory control over time. Your Specialist GP can explain these techniques during your telehealth consultation.

PE is often associated with anxiety — performance anxiety, relationship stress, or generalised anxiety. Addressing the psychological component alongside medication typically produces the best outcomes. Your GP can discuss whether a combined approach is appropriate and can coordinate referral to a psychologist or sex therapist if needed. The key message is that PE is treatable, common, and nothing to be embarrassed about.

Erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation are common conditions that affect many men but are often under-reported due to embarrassment or stigma. These conditions are medical in nature and respond well to treatment in most cases. Your Specialist GP will conduct a thorough assessment to identify any underlying causes — including cardiovascular risk factors, hormonal imbalances, medication side effects, and psychological contributors — and develop a treatment plan tailored to your individual circumstances.

Telehealth is particularly well-suited to these consultations because it removes the barrier of face-to-face discussion about sensitive topics. Many patients find it easier to speak openly and honestly about their symptoms by phone. Your GP will explain the available treatment options, discuss the expected benefits and potential side effects, and send your treatment electronically to your chosen pharmacy. Follow-up appointments can be scheduled to assess treatment response and adjust the plan if needed. Ongoing refills are available for $39 online once your treatment is established.

Men's sexual health encompasses more than just STI testing. At Clinic365, our Specialist GPs provide comprehensive assessment and management of erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, fertility concerns, genital skin conditions, and preventive care including PrEP and vaccination. We understand that many men find it difficult to seek help for these issues, which is why we offer telehealth consultations — providing expert care in a private, convenient, and discreet format. All consultations are confidential and results are communicated directly to you.

Dr Ed Skinner
Author: Dr Ed Skinner
MBBS, FRACGP · Specialist GP · AHPRA · MED0001674680
Last reviewed: April 2026

Frequently asked questions

Book online and speak to a Specialist GP by phone. Your GP discusses your symptoms, arranges treatment, and provides behavioural strategies. Treatment arranged.
The $59 covers the consultation. PE medication costs approximately $20–$40 per course. Other options vary.
No. Consultation is by phone. Treatment sent electronically.
Yes. We do not notify your regular GP, employer, or insurer.
Yes. PE is the most common male sexual dysfunction, affecting approximately 1 in 3 men at some point.
Specifically approved PE medication, off-label SSRIs, and topical anaesthetic sprays/creams. Your GP will discuss the best option for your situation.
Yes. Performance anxiety, relationship issues, and stress are common contributors. Treatment may combine medication with behavioural techniques.
Yes. Pelvic floor exercises, the stop-start technique, and the squeeze technique can all improve ejaculatory control.
The approved PE medication works within 1–3 hours when taken before sex. Daily SSRIs take 1–2 weeks to reach full effect.
Yes. Your GP can address both conditions in a single consultation and prescribe appropriate medications for each.