Patient's question:
I have two children with my wife now, and we are quite unfamiliar with each other, so our performance in bed isn't very enthusiastic. If there's a mood, we have sex; if not, we don't. Last night the atmosphere was good, and we got into bed with my wife, but I came in less than 10 minutes. Is it premature ejaculation? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
According to your current condition, it is generally said that sexual intercourse lasting less than three minutes constitutes premature ejaculation. Based on the time you described, it is less than ten minutes, which does not meet the criteria for premature ejaculation. This situation often does not require special resolution. If attention is paid to the atmosphere during sexual intercourse and positive psychological re-adjustment is made, the duration of sexual intercourse can also be shortened. Patients should face the hazards of premature ejaculation and actively undergo thorough examinations and treatments. Avoiding medical visits is not advisable. If premature ejaculation persists despite treatment, it is important to promptly switch to a new treatment plan.