Patient's question:
Doctor, I'm not married yet, and I'm still a student. I used to have symptoms of sexual intercourse, but now I always feel a lot of pressure. I have a partner, but I'm afraid to get close because I have premature ejaculation. I want to know what premature ejaculation is?Doctor's answer:
The diagnosis of premature ejaculation primarily relies on the patient's account of their medical history. A thorough medical history inquiry is fundamental to the diagnosis and treatment of premature ejaculation. The diagnosis is confirmed based on a complete medical history, and any patient with rapid ejaculation should have their medical history thoroughly examined.The initial symptoms of premature ejaculation in men mainly include depression, dizziness, and fatigue. During sexual contact or shortly after touching the female genitalia, or even before entering the climax, the man may experience ejaculation. This is often accompanied by prolonged mental lethargy, insomnia, and symptoms such as thin, cold semen.