Every sexual disorder has a series of myths linked to it.
The problem with myths is that, they scare a person and can also make treatment difficult.
It's important to debunk these myths so as to diagnose the condition quickly and getting started on an effective treatment plan for premature ejaculation.
Myths of premature ejaculation

• Its not possible to control ejaculation.
  It's possible to control ejaculation through delay and relaxation techniques.
  You can treat early ejaculation by learning to control your ejaculation.
  
• Only psychological causes lead to premature ejaculation.
  A majority of the cases of rapid ejaculation are a result of psychological causes.
  But, there are many physical causes of the condition as well, including an oversensitive glans penis or even oversensitivity of the penile head.
  
• Intake of substances like alcohol and marijuana can help treat premature ejaculation.
  Addiction to alcohol and substances like cocaine might lead to an inhibition of ejaculation.
  But, they might also lead to sexual dysfunction like low libido and other serious health risks.
  
• No product can alleviate its symptoms.
  There are a number of products available that help you alleviate the symptoms of premature climax.
  Treatment in the form of topical creams desensitizes the penis, prolonging ejaculation.
  
• Its not going take a toll on the general quality of your life.
  The condition can go a long way in having a negative impact on your personality and behaviour.
  Men have been seen to lose their confidence in their abilities and go into a shell because of premature ejaculation.
  

Diagnosis of premature ejaculation The diagnosis for this condition begins with a visit to your doctor.
Consulting your doctor about your sexual problems will help kick start the process of diagnosis and also help you understand the problem better.
It's important that you don't hesitate to bring up the problem with your doctor.
Don't be embarrassed about your condition.
Accepting it is the key to diagnosing it.
Your doctor will begin the diagnostic process by asking you questions regarding your sex life and your general medical health.
A thorough physical examination will then be performed to identify physical causes of the condition.
More often than not, after a physical examination, a visit to an urologist or a sexual dysfunction expert will be recommended by your doctor.
The expert can then take you through other tests that will help confirm the diagnosis of premature climax.
Effective treatment for premature ejaculation There is no miraculous treatment option available for rapid climax.
Also, no available treatment option for this sexual dysfunction cures the condition, but only provides relief from its symptoms.
Treatment for premature climax is available in the form of prescription drugs like Priligy and even therapies that help you relax and delay the ejaculation.
A doctor can even prescribe some anti-depressants that are specific serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRI).
In the case of prescription drugs, it's important that you consult your doctor about their intake.