Patient's question:
My boyfriend is not in good health. He had appendicitis surgery last year and ended up in the hospital again this year due to a stomach perforation. He's been feeling weak and lacking energy, like a middle-aged person. Since he got sick, we've had very little sexual activity—no more than once a week, and the quality has been poor. He finishes quickly without much stimulation. How much does it generally cost to treat premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
Your boyfriend's condition appears to be premature ejaculation. If his body is weak, this may be related to his previous appendectomy and the condition of gastric perforation. Additionally, his sexual activity is not frequent, so this situation could be related to the concept of kidney qi deficiency in traditional Chinese medicine. I recommend that he consult a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner for treatment. The specific costs will need to be determined based on his individual condition.Facing the harm of premature ejaculation, we should actively adopt treatment measures and avoid avoiding medical visits. If premature ejaculation does not improve with treatment, it is important to promptly switch to a new treatment plan.