Patient's question:
I think I might have premature ejaculation. I can still get an erection now, but the hardness of the erection isn't really enough, and as soon as I enter, I ejaculate right away. This situation has been going on for several months, and I'm very worried that I might have premature ejaculation. I feel extremely frustrated. Could you please ask: Which method is better for treating premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction is a disease. Premature ejaculation is a relatively common type of ejaculation dysfunction, with an incidence rate of over one-third among adult males. The definition of premature ejaculation has been controversial, typically evaluated based on the male's ejaculation latency period or the frequency at which a female reaches orgasm during intercourse. For instance, if it is defined as the male losing control over ejaculation during intercourse, then ejaculation occurring before or immediately after the penis enters the vagina would be the standard. Alternatively, it could be defined as the frequency at which a female reaches orgasm during intercourse being less than 50%. Premature ejaculation is prone to recurrence, requiring long-term medication.