Patient's question:
I recently felt weak and unable to perform during sexual activity with my wife. My erection wasn't firm enough, and I felt like my wife was not very satisfied. Could it be that I have premature ejaculation? I want to understand what the typical symptoms of premature ejaculation are.Doctor's answer:
1. In adult males, during sexual intercourse, the penis may be limp and unable to rise, or erect but not firm, or firm but not lasting, making it impossible to engage in normal sexual activity. However, it must be excluded that the inability to engage in sexual activity is due to underdeveloped penis.2. There are often symptoms such as fatigue, lower back and knee weakness, aversion to cold and cold limbs, restlessness at night, mental distress, timidity and suspicion, or difficulty urinating with dribbling.
3. This condition is often associated with excessive sexual activity, frequent sexual intercourse, physical weakness and frequent illness, or a history of thirst, palpitations, or depression.