Tramadol and Alpha Blockers for Premature Ejaculation
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Peter Attia MD, in a video discussing premature ejaculation treatments.
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Peter Attia discusses using Tramadol and alpha blockers as second-line therapies for prolonging ejaculation time in men with premature ejaculation. Tramadol poses addiction risks, while alpha blockers may cause retrograde ejaculation.
- Goal: To prolong ejaculation time in men with premature ejaculation.
- Proof: Tramadol has been shown to increase ejaculation time, but with a high risk of addiction. Alpha blockers can also prolong ejaculatory time, but may cause retrograde ejaculation.
- Nuances:
- Tramadol is a narcotic with high addiction risk.
- Alpha blockers can cause retrograde ejaculation.
- Impact on Life: Could potentially improve sexual satisfaction by addressing premature ejaculation, but addiction risk and retrograde ejaculation may impact quality of life.
Investments
- Price: Estimation, $30-50 per month for medication
- Time: Medication taken as needed, results can vary
- Effort: Requires careful monitoring of side effects and commitment to treatment
Risks
Tramadol has a high risk of addiction. Alpha blockers may cause retrograde ejaculation, which can impair reproduction.
Alternatives
- First-line therapies like lidocaine sprays or SSRIs
- Sex therapy with start-stop or squeeze techniques
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- Consult a healthcare provider to discuss suitability.
- Consider starting with lower doses to monitor side effects.
- Monitor for signs of addiction or adverse effects.
- Evaluate effectiveness and adjust treatment as needed.
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