Patient's question:
I am 35 years old this year. I used to be fine, but I recently discovered that I have premature ejaculation. I want to know what the examination items for premature ejaculation are?Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction is a very common sexual disorder, characterized by ejaculation at the beginning of sexual intercourse or even before intercourse. It is not a health problem. Some test results may be normal, but premature ejaculation can be caused by secondary diseases. The examination for premature ejaculation includes blood tests, prostate examination, sexual hormone tests, and in some special cases, neurological examinations may be required.Prostate fluid examination: Normal findings are milky white, slightly alkaline, with numerous small, refractive lecithin granules visible under high magnification, along with a small amount of epithelial cells, amyloid bodies, and sperm. The number of white blood cells is greater than ten. In the presence of inflammation, the number of white blood cells increases, and even clusters of pus cells may be observed. The number of lecithin granules is significantly reduced.