Patient's question:
I used to have normal sexual performance, but recently my health has been poor, and I often get sick, feeling extremely weak. I also experience frequent thirst and erectile dysfunction—my erections are not hard at all, and I have premature ejaculation. I don’t know what the cause is or what to do about it.Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction, where the penis cannot become erect, becomes firm but not long enough, or becomes firm but does not last long, is a typical symptom of premature ejaculation. It is often caused by excessive sexual indulgence leading to "kidney deficiency" and is also one of the typical manifestations of "kidney deficiency." Of course, some people may also experience premature ejaculation due to work-related stress. The causes of premature ejaculation can generally be divided into two categories: psychological factors and physical inflammation. If it is not psychological, it can be stabilized through physical activities that enhance fitness. Excessive sexual activity during youth is also a significant factor contributing to impotence and premature ejaculation. The condition of premature ejaculation tends to recur, requiring long-term medication.