Patient's question:
I'm only in my early 20s, but I've noticed that I don't have morning erections anymore. Recently, when I've been masturbating, I've realized that I can barely get an erection at all. What is going on here? Is this considered erectile dysfunction? It's terrifying. Could you please tell me: How long does it take for erectile dysfunction to improve quickly?Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation are generally related to kidney deficiency, and psychological factors are also very important. The wife should do the following:1. When her husband experiences premature ejaculation, she should comfort him mentally and help him build confidence in overcoming the disease. If the husband suffers from premature ejaculation, he experiences mental distress and feels guilty. The wife must absolutely not blame him, use harsh words to hurt or belittle him, as this may cause him to lose confidence and worsen the condition.
2. Help her husband identify the cause. There are many reasons for premature ejaculation. Only by identifying the cause and treating it accordingly can the desired effect be achieved efficiently.
3. Establish a healthy sexual lifestyle.