Patient's question:
I have always had the problem of premature ejaculation. Since getting married to my wife, our relationship hasn't been harmonious either. In the past, doctors said it was because one of my nerves was too sensitive, which caused this condition. If it's to be resolved, surgery would be needed to remove that nerve. But how much does premature ejaculation surgery cost?Doctor's answer:
Currently, the recurrence of premature ejaculation is primarily considered to be due to excessive sensitivity of the glans, which can lead to the reappearance of symptoms. Surgical intervention, such as desensitization surgery, may be considered, but it is also necessary to conduct thorough physical examinations to determine whether the condition is related to prostate issues or other causes, such as kidney deficiency. If these conditions are present, surgery is not required, and conservative treatment with oral medications should be the primary approach.Additionally, during the treatment period, the dietary condition and care of premature ejaculation patients are also crucial. Patients must ensure adequate vitamin intake, prevent stomach issues, and maintain a light diet to avoid unnecessary complications.