Delayed Ejaculation in a Man and Premature Orgasm in a Woman: 2 Cases With a Common Suspect

Bishurul Hafi, MD, DNB; N. A. Uvais, MBBS, DPM; V. Rabeeh, DGO, DNB; Shaheera H. Thayat, MS

Prim Care Companion CNS Disord 2021;23(2):20l02746

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