Can premature ejaculation be cured?

Patient's question:

Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Treatment methods
Duration of the current illness and persistence: 10 years
Current general condition: Not severe
Medical history: 10 years
Previous diagnoses and treatment history and outcomes: None
Ancillary tests: None
Other: None

Doctor's answer:

Hello: Western Medicine Treatment:
　　A. Oral Medications: To reduce excitability, small doses of anti-anxiety or sedative drugs can be administered. Choose one of the following options:
　　Trimethobenzamide 0.1～0.3 grams, three times daily.
　　Phenobarbital 0.03 grams, three times daily.
　　Oryzanol 10 milligrams, three times daily.
　　Propantheline 30 milligrams, combined with Librium 20 milligrams, once nightly.
　　Take 25 milligrams of thioridazine orally one hour before intercourse to inhibit ejaculation.
　　B. Topical Medications: Wash the glans penis 0.5～1 hour before intercourse, apply a small amount of anesthetic cream, such as 1% Dyclonine ointment, or 1% procaine or 2% cocaine. Note that only a small amount of the medication should be applied to the tip of the glans, as excessive application may reduce the ejaculation reflex, even leading to anejaculation, and may also affect erectile function, causing weak erections.