Patient's question:
Male, I am 27 years old and have always had the habit of masturbation. Recently, I've noticed that I finish very quickly during masturbation. I haven't had actual sexual intercourse yet, and I'm very worried. Could this be premature ejaculation? Please ask: How can primary premature ejaculation be treated?Doctor's answer:
There are several methods to treat primary premature ejaculation, such as massage before bedtime, gently pressing acupoints like Guanyuan, Qihai, and Zhongji with the hands every night before sleep. Methods like the perineum pressing technique and traction therapy also have therapeutic effects, and the treatment is more effective with the of the female partner. However, some experts believe that the of the female partner may exacerbate primary premature ejaculation. Currently, the medical community has not reached a conclusion. The latest surgical method for treating primary premature ejaculation is called the distal partial resection of the penile dorsal nerve. Despite the long name of the surgery, it is actually quite simple. Previous methods for treating premature ejaculation often involved sensate focus training, which required long-term negotiations with immediate family members and had uncertain efficacy, making it difficult to persist and complete the treatment cycle.