Patient's question:
Since the beginning of sexual contact, there has been premature ejaculation. Originally, I always used condoms and sprays to delay it. Now I don't want to use condoms anymore, and sometimes I orgasm right after going out. The second time, the time lasts much longer. In my youth, sexual intercourse was quite severe. What tests do I need to take?Doctor's answer:
General premature ejaculation refers to the phenomenon where a man, after achieving an erection, either before entering the vagina, during the act of insertion, or immediately after entering but before ejaculation, experiences ejaculation. The penis then naturally becomes flaccid and enters a refractory period. In clinical diagnosis, ejaculation occurring before the penis enters the vagina is confirmed as premature ejaculation. The condition tends to be recurrent, requiring long-term oral medication. Additionally, male patients should seek professional and reputable medical attention promptly, with treatment decisions based on thorough examination results.