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 situation considered erectile dysfunction? Please ask: What are the symptoms of erectile dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of premature ejaculation are primarily manifested as the penis being unable to fully erect or being too soft to successfully perform normal sexual life.Psychogenic premature ejaculation symptoms:
Onset is relatively sudden, with spontaneous erections, nocturnal deep sleep or morning erections during sexual intercourse or erotic imagination. However, when attempting to have sex, the penis cannot become erect; or the penis may become rigid upon initial contact with the female body but becomes soft when attempting penetration. Additionally, it is accompanied by mental symptoms such as anxiety, worry, depression, and fatigue. Some may also experience premature ejaculation or anejaculation.
Organic premature ejaculation symptoms:
The main symptom is the inability of the penis to erect under any circumstances. The onset is usually slower and progressive. Additionally, it may be accompanied by symptoms of other organic diseases, such as diabetes.
Premature ejaculation can be cured.