Men with anejaculation cannot ejaculate semen. Their bodies can still produce sperm, and they might still feel pleasure with orgasm, but no semen comes forth through the penis when they climax.

Pharmacologic treatment of premature ejaculation represents a new approach to the treatment of PE and a radical departure from the psychosexual model of treatment. There have been many papers discussing this topic. I chose to write a clinical paper, in the form of Questions and Answers, which is an innovative way of writing an article (with several citations) to help clinicians in the management of premature ejaculation.

Michael A. Perelman, Ph.D.

N. Y. Weill Cornell Medical Center

New York, N.Y. USA

February 2009