Patient's question:
When I was young, I had too frequent sexual activity, stayed up late, and took drugs, which led to underdeveloped testicles, kidney deficiency, and premature ejaculation. After getting an erection, my penis was only 6 centimeters long. The kidney deficiency became more apparent, and I often experienced lower back pain, excessive sweating, frequent urination, and exhaustion after sex, feeling weak all over. After getting married for more than three years, our sexual life was always short, with me finishing in less than two minutes. Although my wife didn’t complain, I knew she was definitely unhappy. Encouraged by my family, I visited many specialists twice, but most of them ended up with no success. The diagnoses were always kidney deficiency, qi deficiency, damaged essence, underdeveloped corpus cavernosum, and insufficient testosterone secretion. I took many medications, but they didn’t stabilize my condition. Gradually, I lost confidence and my temper worsened, always arguing over small things. How should erectile dysfunction be treated?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of premature ejaculation includes identifying the cause, medication, physical therapy, and recurrence prevention. Medication treatment adopts a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine. Western medicine primarily uses PDE5 inhibitors, while traditional Chinese medicine employs personalized medication based on syndrome differentiation and treatment. Physical therapy involves vacuum negative pressure therapy. For premature ejaculation caused by other diseases, such as urinary tract infections, systemic hypertension, diabetes, etc., treating the underlying condition is also very important. For premature ejaculation patients, timely treatment can reduce recurrence, while delayed treatment may affect their physical condition.