Patient's question:
Male, 29 years old, previously had issues with weak erections and premature ejaculation. The doctor at the hospital said it was caused by inflammation affecting the arteries. In the first half of the year, he underwent surgery to completely remove the inflammation and, as a side effect, had his foreskin removed. After a year, things have been fine, but now the same symptoms are reappearing, along with premature ejaculation again. How should one treat premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
The causes of premature ejaculation can be divided into psychological, organic, and other causes. Since the causes of premature ejaculation are different, the treatments are also different. To treat premature ejaculation, it is necessary to first examine and diagnose the cause, and then provide targeted treatment. Blindly using medication to treat different symptoms caused by different causes requires patients to seek systematic and standardized examinations at reputable Grade III hospitals as soon as possible to achieve symptomatic treatment and rapid recovery.