Patient's question:
I am 22 years old and have just started dating a girlfriend. I only recently found out that I have premature ejaculation. I went to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor said I have primary premature ejaculation. How can primary premature ejaculation be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello, premature ejaculation is divided into primary and secondary forms, of course, along with variants, and also premature ejaculation-like erectile dysfunction, mainly primary and secondary forms. Overall, the treatment outcomes for primary premature ejaculation are not as effective as those for secondary premature ejaculation. What is the concept of primary premature ejaculation? It refers to a situation where a person's sexual intercourse duration is less than one minute with any sexual partner at any time. In Europe, primary premature ejaculation is also known as lifelong premature ejaculation and is related to individual genetic factors and neural types. Therefore, the treatment outcomes are generally not very satisfactory. In contrast, secondary premature ejaculation occurs when, in a person's sexual history, there have been instances of intercourse lasting more than five minutes or three minutes, but now it has shortened to less than two minutes. We refer to this as secondary premature ejaculation. Regardless of whether it is primary or secondary premature ejaculation, the treatment methods we use are essentially the same.