Patient's question:
I got married a few weeks ago, and later found a friend of the opposite sex. We had cohabitation, but he always suffers from premature ejaculation, which makes me feel very uncomfortable. At first, I thought he was too nervous, so I didn't mind, but recently many of our cohabitations have been the same—premature ejaculation. Is there any simple method to treat it?Doctor's answer:
Don't worry too much. First, give up sexual intercourse and carefully observe the situation. If the symptoms of premature ejaculation are relieved, then, engage in more activities, avoid sexual intercourse, and develop good living habits. You will have no need to worry about the recurrence of premature ejaculation and sexual dysfunction, and it will never affect your future fertility. However, if the condition does not improve after about a month, it is recommended that you seek professional urological medical attention for a thorough examination to identify the cause and determine the need for psychological treatment.