Patient's question:
Recently, I found that my sexual performance was very short, losing erection soon after insertion. My wife obviously didn't enjoy it and often started arguments for no reason. Later, I was diagnosed with premature ejaculation. What kind of harm can it cause?Doctor's answer:
Generally, low spirits and affecting work performance are the main manifestations of the harm of premature ejaculation. It is common to experience bitter taste in the mouth and dry throat, feeling very dry even after drinking a lot of water, yellow and dark urine, and symptoms such as leukorrhea, vulvar itching, red tongue with yellow coating, wiry and rapid pulse. These symptoms are often accompanied by long-term fatigue, lack of energy, sleep disturbances, thin and cold semen, restlessness, and palpitations, all of which affect work and daily life. For premature ejaculation patients, timely treatment can reduce the recurrence.