Patient's question:
I have premature ejaculation. What should I do? When I was in junior high to senior high school, I frequently had sex. Later, symptoms consistent with prostatitis, such as groin pain, appeared. After reducing the frequency of sex, I still experienced symptoms of nocturnal emissions. One and a half months ago, after an emission, I had sex forcibly because I didn't get soft. Since then, I've often felt strange sensations in my legs, and then I realized I had premature ejaculation. It's hard for me to get hard, and when I do, it quickly goes soft. What should I do? Should I go to the hospital? But I don't want my family to know, and I try to avoid going to the hospital.Doctor's answer:
You find that you have premature ejaculation and sexual dysfunction, and you should first go to the urology department of your local municipal hospital or the urology department for diagnosis. If necessary, you can use tadalafil under the guidance of a doctor. Additionally, you need to check the blood flow to the corpus cavernosum of the penis. You should also maintain a regular lifestyle, avoid smoking and drinking beer, and be careful not to overexert yourself.In addition, during the treatment of premature ejaculation, apart from symptomatic treatment, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also particularly important. The patient must always maintain a cheerful mood and eat properly to avoid unnecessary interference in the complete recovery from premature ejaculation.