The training treatment of premature ejaculation is applicable to patients with premature ejaculation induced by psychosocial factors. By cooperating with some special behavioral trainings, such as the squeeze method, the stop-motion method, and the functional-sexological therapy, it helps patients learn to control and delay ejaculation. Squeezing refers to the method of easing the feeling of ejaculation by squeezing when ejaculation is imminent. The stop-motion method aims to improve the man’s ability to control ejaculation. Functional-sexual therapy focuses on delaying sexual intercourse by adjusting the pelvic movements, thereby reducing muscle tone. Training therapy for premature ejaculation is particularly indicated in patients with psychosocial triggers, but psychological or behavioral therapy is not first recommended for patients with primary premature ejaculation, and medication is usually required. Patients can use local anesthetics such as lidocaine and proparacaine on the surface of the penis to reduce penile sensitivity, or 5-hydroxytryptamine reuptake inhibitors such as dapoxetine to prolong ejaculation. Surgical treatments such as dorsal penile nerve selective cutting are performed when necessary. Patients with premature ejaculation should go to the urology department or male department of the hospital in a timely manner, under the guidance of the doctor to carry out effective treatment, and follow the doctor’s instructions to use drugs.