Patient's question:
Ejaculation premature for 2 years, nearly 6 years of sexual intercourse history before marriage. Married 2 years ago, and since then, he has been unable to control coitus for almost a year. Each time during coitus, he ejaculates in less than half a minute. How should it be treated? How to treat premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
Sex itself is not a disease and generally does not have negative effects. However, long-term excessive sexual activity can severely affect a person's physical condition, leading to kidney deficiency. Poor sexual habits can also gradually diminish sexual desire. Long-term stimulation of adjacent organs, such as the prostate and accessory glands, can result in reduced function, and may also lead to urinary tract infections. In severe cases, it can cause the inability to ejaculate during normal life, and there is a possibility of affecting fertility. Premature ejaculation can be stabilized, and during treatment, it is essential to actively cooperate with the doctor's medication plan.