Patient's question:
My cousin is about five or six years older than me. Our relationship has started to not be very good, because I can't stand his attitude of thinking he's better just because he has a little money. However, things have improved since my wife had a difficult delivery and he helped us back then. It's said that my cousin has developed premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction. Why are premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction more common in middle-aged men?Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation are relatively common in middle-aged men. Some men, by the age of fifty, may experience recurring premature ejaculation to varying degrees, often due to physical factors. For example, if a man's constitution is weak in middle age or if he has recently recovered from a serious illness, both sexual arousal and reflexive ejaculation may be reduced, leading to a period of habitual premature ejaculation. In such cases, it is important to appropriately increase or cease sexual activity, focus on ( means "regulating the body"), and understand the need for complete recovery. The condition of premature ejaculation tends to be recurrent, requiring long-term oral medication.