Patient's question:
My husband was carefully diagnosed with premature ejaculation last week, and it's particularly severe. The doctor said it's a severe case. After this week, his condition hasn't improved at all. I'm very worried that his condition will get worse. Can severe premature ejaculation be cured? Is surgery necessary?Doctor's answer:
Recurring premature ejaculation can occur. If it suddenly reappears, timely and standardized treatment can certainly lead to a complete recovery. Whether surgical treatment should be adopted depends on the specific cause. If it is merely due to urinary system inflammatory reactions or emotional factors, such as psychological stress, surgery is generally not necessary. However, if there are substantive conditions like cysts, tumors, or other inflammatory issues, surgical treatment may be required.There are several treatment methods for premature ejaculation. However, since patients exhibit different symptoms, the chosen treatment methods will vary. Therefore, patients need to undergo timely and thorough examination and diagnosis to ensure appropriate treatment.