Patient's question:
That is, recently, I found that the time I had sex with my wife was very short. Sometimes, as soon as I entered, I came right away. In my case, it should already be considered premature ejaculation! Please ask: What causes premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
Ejaculatory dysfunction refers to the phenomenon where the penis thrusts into the vagina for less than 2 minutes. Many young men experience rapid ejaculation, which is not a symptom of premature ejaculation but rather due to irregular sexual activity patterns, leading to excessive sensitivity of the glans. This situation does not constitute premature ejaculation. The solution is: before sexual intercourse, use stimulating techniques to ensure the female vagina is sufficiently lubricated (with fluid flowing out). After insertion into the vagina, control the rate of thrusting and the timing of ejaculation. When the sensation of ejaculation reappears, stop thrusting, and resume thrusting again when the sensation disappears. Repeating this process can help shorten the duration of sexual intercourse. Premature ejaculation is prone to recurrence, requiring long-term medication.