How to deal with premature ejaculation and weak erection

Patient's question:

Male, 25 years old. He has had the habit of masturbation for a long time. During masturbation, he reaches orgasm in less than 2 minutes. Even if he does not orgasm, the penis becomes as soft as after ejaculation within a few minutes. What is the reason for this? How should it be treated? Additionally, what degree of erection is considered normal? His penis is about 4 cm long when flaccid and 11 cm long when erect. Is this considered small?
Medical history and effectiveness of previous treatment: No treatment has been administered.
Desired assistance: I want to know how to be treated.

Doctor's answer:

Ejaculatory dysfunction refers to the inability to maintain normal sexual intercourse, where a man reaches orgasm and ejaculates very quickly during masturbation (approximately 3-5 minutes might be considered normal). Chronic prostatitis is mostly accompanied by sexual dysfunction in most people, so it is generally not advisable to treat premature ejaculation and infertility in isolation. The foreskin can also lead to premature ejaculation because it covers the sensitive glans for a long time. Premature ejaculation can vary in severity: some men may ejaculate even before their penis touches their partner's body, others may ejaculate upon initial contact with the outer genitalia or vaginal opening, and some may ejaculate shortly after penetrating the vagina. Excessive masturbation can easily cause chronic congestion in the prostate, seminal vesicles, and other glands, leading to inflammation and potentially affecting sexual function.

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