Patient's question:
I've been married to my wife for six years. Lately, our sex life has been very harmonious. Every time we start to get interested and before we even have sex, I lose my erection. This has happened many times, and it makes my wife very disappointed. When I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, the doctor said it was premature ejaculation. How can I specifically and effectively treat premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
The basic treatment method for aims to teach patients to experience and enjoy sexual pleasure through tactile stimulation techniques such as kissing, caressing, and massage, thereby eliminating psychological barriers. Additionally, pulling the scrotum and testicles upward before reaching climax, or using the thumb and index finger to squeeze the glans to reduce sexual arousal, can also increase erection hardness by 10% to 25%. After prolonged training, sexual intercourse can be performed in the woman-on-top position, still adopting the "thrusting-stopping-thrusting" repetitive training method to gradually lower the ejaculation stimulus threshold, ultimately achieving a more satisfying artificial suppression before ejaculation.