Patient's question:
Married, with sexual experience. Currently, during coitus, he can be hard for about twenty minutes, but then he becomes soft and does not ejaculate. Please ask.Doctor's answer:
Based on your description, it is inferred that you do not have premature ejaculation, but you are experiencing recurrent symptoms of difficulty in ejaculation. This condition may be related to factors such as mental and psychological issues, sexual fatigue, and nervous system inflammation. It could also be caused by blocked vas deferens or abnormal sexual hormones.Guidance and recommendations: It is advisable to visit the hospital for a follow-up examination early on, undergo a neurological examination and thorough endocrine tests to confirm the diagnosis. Hormone therapy may be used, or mitofenone can be taken orally to aid in ejaculation. Additionally, during the treatment of male reproductive health conditions, patients must avoid excessive mental stress and anxiety to prevent unnecessary interference with the recovery of their condition.