Premature ejaculation
Common, treatable, and easier to talk about than you think — especially by private video visit.
George W. Carroll, MD Florida license ME48111NPI 1073644985 Men’s sexual medicine since 1992
How we approach it
Premature ejaculation is one of the most common sexual complaints men report, and one of the least discussed. Evaluation starts with a straightforward, judgment-free conversation — by telemedicine if you prefer — covering history, timing, and anything else going on, since PE often travels with erectile difficulties that deserve their own attention.
Treatment is individualized. Prescription medication taken to delay ejaculation — including options such as clomipramine, used off-label for this purpose — is prescribed where appropriate and adjusted from your response.
Why see a physician for this
Because the internet’s answer is a subscription, and the right answer is an evaluation. A physician can distinguish lifelong from acquired patterns, rule out contributing conditions, coordinate PE treatment with any erectile component, and adjust therapy over time rather than shipping the same box monthly.
Care provided by George Carroll, M.D.
Medically reviewed by George W. Carroll, MD (Florida license ME48111) · Reviewed August 2026
Have the five-minute conversation
Even if you choose to do nothing, it’s worth knowing what’s going on. Dr. Carroll will tell you, and the decision stays yours. One call to our office starts it — no obligation, no pressure, and no one pushing you toward a decision.
Office hours: Mon–Fri 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM.