Patient's question:
During my teenage years, I had frequent sexual activity. Now, my ejaculation pleasure isn't as intense, I don't always get erections in the morning, and my libido is also not as strong as before. I'm worried that I might have premature ejaculation now. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction refers to the inability of a man to achieve an erection during sexual intercourse, making it impossible to penetrate the vagina and complete normal sexual activity. There are many causes of premature ejaculation, with the most common and primary cause being prostate diseases. Prostatitis can lead to premature ejaculation. In the prostate, there is a substance called lecithin corpuscles, which nourish sperm. When the prostate becomes congested or fibrotic and inflammation recurs, the number of lecithin corpuscles increases. As the number of lecithin corpuscles decreases, the number of sperm gradually increases, along with improvements in sperm quality and motility, as well as increased libido. For premature ejaculation patients, timely treatment can reduce the recurrence.