Patient's question:
If I were in my forties or fifties and suffered from sexual dysfunction, I probably wouldn't seek treatment much. But since I'm only in my thirties now and have developed severe sexual dysfunction, I feel like I still need to undergo treatment. What is the best treatment for sexual dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
For premature ejaculation, it is recommended to consult a specialist in sexual dysfunction for follow-up treatment to identify the cause and receive targeted therapy. Additionally, it is advised to wear a condom and try changing positions, such as the male-on-top position, to reduce sensitivity. Furthermore, engaging in more sexual activity can also help reduce the sensitivity of the penis, which is beneficial. For some people who have just started having sex, this is normal. It is caused by excessive sensitivity, which requires a certain amount of time to recover. Alternatively, intermittent sexual activity can be practiced to gradually restore sensitivity. It is also important not to be overly concerned if there is an occasional success.