Patient's question:
My cousin is 37 years old this year. Recently, my cousin and my cousin's wife argued about getting married. When asked why, my cousin said he had premature ejaculation and would finish every time before he even left. But since it's not something to be proud of, he never went for treatment and it has been a year now. Can premature ejaculation still be cured after a year?Doctor's answer:
It is still possible to be cured. This situation should warrant sufficient attention, and it is important to promptly return to the uroperinatal surgery department for targeted and thorough examinations. This will help clarify the diagnosis and provide symptomatic treatment. The specific treatment plan needs to be confirmed based on the examination results. Follow the doctor's advice on medication, cooperate with the doctor during treatment, and this will contribute to the improvement of the condition. Engaging in more physical exercise, boosting confidence, and enhancing your own disease-fighting ability will also help improve the condition.There are several treatment methods for premature ejaculation, but since the symptoms vary among patients, the diagnostic approach will also differ. Therefore, it is necessary for patients to seek a diagnosis as soon as possible so that treatment can be tailored to their specific condition.