Patient's question:
My husband is 30 years old and has been experiencing premature ejaculation for over three years. Two years ago, he underwent a thorough examination, and the result indicated that his glans is overly sensitive. I want him to consider a circumcision surgery. Will it stabilize the sensitivity issue if he undergoes the surgery? How long does he need to rest before he can walk? Where is it suitable to have this procedure done? Can medical insurance cover the upfront payment?Doctor's answer:
Based on the patient's condition, it is speculated that the premature ejaculation symptoms are caused by high sensitivity of the glans. This issue cannot be resolved through circumcision. If the sensitivity is high, it may be necessary to consider a dorsal nerve blockage procedure. It is recommended to have the surgery performed at a local reputable hospital. Strictly prohibit sexual activity for one month after the surgery. Walking is possible after the surgery, but avoid frequent walking to prevent friction on the affected area, which may hinder complete recovery. For premature ejaculation patients, timely treatment can reduce the incidence of the condition. If left untreated, it may affect fertility.