Patient's question:
I and my wife had abnormal situations during recent sexual activity. Now, I mainly have premature ejaculation, where I ejaculate shortly after intercourse each time, which makes me feel particularly painful. My wife said I have sexual dysfunction. How can it be treated?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of sexual dysfunction also requires coordinated sexual activity between couples. Before treating sexual physiological dysfunction, we must first conduct additional examinations to determine whether the dysfunction is caused by organic factors, and surgery may be used if necessary. If the dysfunction is psychological in nature, psychological therapy should be implemented, supplemented by medication. During the treatment process, both partners need to understand and cooperate with each other, and may optionally engage in active sensory focus training to achieve faster and better results.