Patient's question:
I had frequent masturbation during my childhood and adolescence. Last time, I went to the hospital for consultation and it was suggested that I might have primary premature ejaculation. I don't have symptoms like urinary urgency, frequent urination, or pain during urination. My erection hardness is not an issue. How should primary premature ejaculation be treated effectively?Doctor's answer:
You are not married yet, and you have a relatively strong sexual urge. Your sexual life lacks regularity, and you might have sex whenever you feel like it. Your sexual nerves are in an extremely excited state, so it's inevitable that you will ejaculate quickly. This is a normal phenomenon for men who do not have a regular sex life and is not a disease. After you get married, your sexual life will become more regular. As the frequency of sexual activity increases and you gain years of experience and sexual skills through the harmonization with your partner, you will gradually reach the best timing. For now, if you have sex occasionally, you can temporarily use delayed ejaculation medication to solve the problem, such as applying Lidocaine cream externally and taking Priligy orally. This does not fall under premature ejaculation, and it is not called primary premature ejaculation!