Patient's question:
Before and with his girlfriend, he always finished quickly, so he suspected he might have premature ejaculation. How is it better to treat primary premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
Hello, generally speaking, if the sperm of a premature ejaculation patient is normal and not caused by the worsening of inflammation, it usually does not affect fertility. For severe premature ejaculation patients who ejaculate before entering the vagina, the sperm cannot enter the female uterus, which may lead to infertility. Moreover, premature ejaculation is often just a symptom of other physical diseases, such as prostatitis, and at this time, it may affect sperm quality, thereby affecting male fertility.