Patient's question:
Patient is male, 42 years old, diagnosed with the condition in a recent examination, the condition is severe, feeling very bad, wants to consult about what symptoms are common among premature ejaculation patientsDoctor's answer:
Premature ejaculation refers to a condition where, during sexual activity, an erect penis either does not enter the vagina or enters the vagina shortly after and quickly ejaculates, failing to bring the female to orgasm and causing the sexual act to be unable to proceed. If ejaculation occurs before the penis enters the vagina or before any contact is made between partners, it is considered severe premature ejaculation. Treatment primarily involves targeted therapy based on the underlying cause, which may include factors such as psychological issues, prostatitis, excessive foreskin, or frequent sexual intercourse. It is recommended that you revisit the hospital for a follow-up examination. Only by undergoing a thorough examination at the hospital can a scientific diagnosis be obtained. Targeted treatment based on the cause can lead to complete recovery.