Patient's question:
I have a habit of sexual intercourse, even after marriage. I have a high libido, but my wife is frigid. Sometimes I have to solve it myself. Previously, everything was still normal, but recently, I've experienced the sensation of incomplete urination again. Even when I urinate cleanly, I always feel that it's the same as it needs to come out of the urethra. When having sex with my wife, my penis can get erect, but it feels less firm than before. As soon as it's time to engage in sexual activity, it becomes soft, and I ejaculate prematurely before entering. Is there any way to treat this?Doctor's answer:
The treatment methods for premature ejaculation include medication, physical therapy, psychological therapy, etc. It is absolutely essential not to hide the illness or seek treatment blindly. Avoid taking indiscriminate medication. Once a clear diagnosis is made and treatment is tailored accordingly, regular follow-up checks can effectively suppress the condition and ultimately lead to a cure. However, improper treatment can have severe consequences. It is recommended to enhance nutrition by consuming more vegetables and fruits. Pay attention to preventive measures, such as avoiding excessive sexual activity or indulgence, and maintaining restraint in sexual life.