Patient's question:
I've been feeling unable to perform well in sexual life recently, so I always avoid my wife's suggestions, which makes me feel very embarrassed and ashamed. After a thorough check-up, it was found that I have premature ejaculation. How should erectile dysfunction be treated effectively?Doctor's answer:
For premature ejaculation, it manifests as a man being unable to achieve an erection or achieving one that is not firm enough to engage in sexual intercourse, leading to repeated difficulties in sexual activity. When a man is completely unable to achieve an erection, it is referred to as complete premature ejaculation. When a man can achieve an erection but does not have the sufficient firmness required for sexual intercourse, it is called incomplete premature ejaculation. The causes include organic etiology, psychological etiology, and mixed etiology. Due to the complexity of the factors contributing to premature ejaculation, although there are many treatment methods available, the results remain far from ideal.