Patient's question:
I'm only in my early 20s, but I've noticed I don't have morning erections anymore. Recently, when I've been masturbating, I've found that I simply can't get an erection anymore. What is going on? Is this erectile dysfunction? It's terrifying. Could you please tell me: how much does an erectile dysfunction check usually cost?Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction requires a thorough examination of the following items:(1) Detailed examination of the penile erection nerves: Premature ejaculation can be classified as functional or organic, and the cause can be identified from the perspective of penile erection nerves.
(2) Routine examination of the prostate: A routine prostate examination generally includes digital rectal examination, prostate ultrasound, and routine examination of prostatic fluid, primarily to determine if premature ejaculation is caused by prostate diseases.
(3) Ultrasound examination: Sometimes, a urinary system ultrasound examination may be necessary to check if premature ejaculation is caused by inflammation or other diseases.
Premature ejaculation is a common male condition, and the cost of treatment is also a concern for many people.