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Yes. It is one of the most common sexual health concerns in men, and it can be discussed and treated.

No. The doctor reviews your written answers and follows up in the private in-app chat if needed.

Men aged 18 to 64 whose early ejaculation happens most of the time and causes distress. The questionnaire asks about fainting, heart problems, mood and your other medicines, because some of these rule the tablet out. If your answers show it is not safe, the doctor tells you and recommends in-person care instead.

Only when you plan to have sex, 1 to 3 hours beforehand, and never more than once in 24 hours. It is not a daily treatment. Swallow it whole with a full glass of water, which lowers the risk of feeling faint. The doctor starts you on the lower dose and explains the details in your plan.

Nausea, dizziness and headache are the most common. Some men feel faint, usually within a few hours of a dose: at the first warning signs, such as light-headedness or sweating, lie down with your head low. Avoid alcohol with it, and tell the doctor in the chat about any fainting or change in mood.

Yes. Behavioural techniques, such as the stop-start and squeeze methods, can help on their own or alongside treatment, and the doctor can explain them in the chat. A local option applied before sex may also be considered if suitable. When anxiety or relationship pressure plays a part, talking with a sex therapist or psychologist can help too.

The doctor reviews whether the treatment works and suits you after the first four weeks or six doses, and at least every six months after that. You can ask questions in the private chat at any time. If the problem started recently or comes with erection difficulties, the doctor may suggest a check with your GP.

The consultation is €35, one-off, with no subscription. If a prescription is issued, the medicine is paid at your pharmacy.

You receive a full refund, and the doctor explains why in your account.

We offer six focused consultation pathways. Choose the one that best matches your symptoms or situation:

Every sexual-health pathway is a €35 one-off consultation. Sexual health is not included in a subscription. A doctor's review arrives in less than 2 hours on average; this is an average, not a guaranteed response time. Medication is paid for separately at the pharmacy if prescribed.

The most common are PDE5 inhibitors (sildenafil, tadalafil, vardenafil, avanafil). In specific cases topical alprostadil is used. The doctor selects the most suitable option based on your history, current medication, and lifestyle.

These are medications with decades of clinical use and generally well tolerated. But they are contraindicated if you take nitrates or have severe cardiovascular disease. That's why the questionnaire explicitly asks about cardiac medication. It's not a formality.

Yes. Topical alprostadil is a second-line option. In resistant cases, the doctor may recommend an in-person urology referral to evaluate other causes (hormonal, vascular, psychological).

Fully. All communication happens through the private chat on your account. We send nothing by postal mail with the Hi-Doctor name visible; the prescription is digital.

Yes, it's one of the reasons we ask for a detailed cardiovascular history. Erectile dysfunction can be an early sign of cardiovascular disease, and sometimes an in-person check-up is advisable before treating it only pharmacologically.