Patient's question:
I have a long history of masturbation. Recently, I just started dating a girlfriend, but during sexual activity, I found that I simply cannot get an erection. Even when I do get an erection, it doesn't last very long. Is my current condition considered erectile dysfunction? Please ask: symptoms and treatment of erectile dysfunctionDoctor's answer:
Sudden interruption during sexual activity is also one of the manifestations of premature ejaculation. Some people, after marriage, are unwilling to use contraception methods such as condoms or intrauterine devices, and instead resort to coitus interruptus for birth control. Because both partners focus their energy very intensely on withdrawing the penis to prevent ejaculation, excessive tension in the male can easily lead to premature ejaculation. Sexual intercourse before drinking a very small amount of alcohol can help alleviate psychological inhibition and reduce excitement in the brain's sexual center, which may enhance penile erection function. However, it is important to note that only a very small amount of liquor should be consumed. The condition of premature ejaculation tends to be recurrent, requiring long-term medication for management. Additionally, male patients should actively seek professional and reputable medical treatment, and treatment should be considered based on the results of thorough examinations.