Patient's question:
I recently experienced premature ejaculation during coitus, which has led to problems in my sexual life. The doctor said I have erectile dysfunction, and my penis doesn't get hard enough. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, if the condition of insufficient male erection hardness recurs, in addition to seeking medical treatment at a hospital, the patient's family should provide sufficient recognition and support to help the individual regain their virility. Occasional instances of insufficient male erection hardness, if completely normal during the next sexual activity, may be due to temporary tension or overexertion and are not indicative of a pathological condition. Although erectile dysfunction may frequently recur, if the penis can still become erect in the morning or during sexual activity and maintain it for a period, it is often caused by psychological factors. For your situation, it is recommended that you seek timely examination at a professional urological hospital. Experts will help you identify the underlying cause and provide standardized treatment.