Patient's question:
I've been married for two months. A month ago, our sexual life was normal, with each session lasting about 30 minutes. Since her last menstrual period a month ago, our sexual encounters have not been successful for the past month. This is mainly: During each session, the penis can normally get erect and maintain hardness after stimulation, but it becomes soft within a minute after insertion (not due to ejaculation). This makes it impossible to concentrate on the act. Additionally, I haven't had morning erections for half a month.Test results: No issues were detected.
Previous treatment history and effectiveness: I have been treated before, but the doctor said it was prostatitis, though I didn't fully understand the treatment.
Desired help: I mainly want to consult an expert to determine whether this is a physical illness or a psychological one.
Doctor's answer:
According to your prompt information, morning erections are a manifestation of male sexual function. If morning erections reappear, it indicates impaired sexual function, such as the recurrence of sexual dysfunction. Additionally, if the penis becomes soft after entering the vagina during intercourse and cannot complete normal sexual activity, this may be considered a symptom of premature ejaculation.Advice: First, it cannot be ruled out that this situation may be influenced by psychological factors, while also considering physiological factors, such as prostatitis, phimosis, or high sensitivity of the glans.
Treatment Plan: First, communication between partners is very important. It is also recommended to visit a hospital for a thorough examination of the prostate. If abnormalities are found, timely treatment should be initiated.