Premature ejaculation medication can relieve premature ejaculation to a certain extent, but a complete cure is less likely. Commonly used drugs to treat premature ejaculation are: selective pentazocine reuptake inhibitors, such as dapoxetine hydrochloride, sertraline and so on. Such drugs merely enhance the brain’s ability to control ejaculation through the pharmacological effects of the drug. When the drug is not taken, the brain’s ability to control ejaculation, will not improve over the previous. Medications only relieve symptoms, and premature ejaculation is treated through a combination of psychological interventions, and the use of medications. Premature ejaculation is recommended to be treated through the connection of sexual skills, which can be combined with medication, but should not be relied upon only. The dosage of the above medications should follow the doctor’s instructions.