Patient's question:
Six months ago, I went to the beach with my girlfriend when I was in a different place. I was very tired and hadn't slept well the night before. We didn't arrive at the beach until 2 a.m., and he didn't let me have sex for over an hour. When we finally decided to, I was able to get erect during the foreplay, but after too much foreplay, my penis didn't get erect when we were about to insert. As a result, we didn't succeed. Later, my girlfriend went home. Since I often masturbated when she wasn't around, I used to do it quite frequently. I started masturbating early, about 7 to 8 years ago. In the past, my girlfriend used to help me with it. Because this hadn't happened before, I went to consult a doctor. The doctor said I might be too tired. However, I had always felt a bit of premature ejaculation in the past. It used to take less than 5 minutes the first time, but after many times, it became normal, lasting 20 to 30 minutes. In this past year, I have also masturbated but have been a bit more restrained. Yesterday, the girlDoctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction refers to a condition where a man's penis does not become sufficiently rigid during sexual activity, or if it does, it does not remain firm long enough to complete normal sexual intercourse, or the penis is simply unable to enter the vagina for masturbation. It is one manifestation of "premature ejaculation" and is the most common male sexual dysfunction disorder. When sexual function is affected by factors such as unstable mental or emotional states, fatigue, poor health, or a lack of enthusiasm or opposition from the female partner, temporary "premature ejaculation" may occur. This occasional phenomenon should not be considered a pathological condition.