Patient's question:
Recently, I've been under a lot of work pressure, and my sex life with my partner has also become harmonious. During intimacy, I quickly lose my erection while we're in the middle of it. We have sex regularly, and my partner says I have premature ejaculation and suggests I go to the hospital for a check-up. Is this condition considered erectile dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
Having premature ejaculation, it is often due to the inability of the penis to erect or maintain a firm erection, making it unable to insert into the vagina on one's own, thus preventing sexual intercourse. If it develops over a long period, it may lead to severe premature ejaculation, or even complete inability to erect. It can be supplemented with dietary adjustments, such as consuming more dog meat, mutton, and sheep kidneys, as animal organs contain a high amount of sex hormones and adrenal cortical hormones. These can effectively increase sperm vitality and reduce libido. Early detection and early treatment are recommended. It is advisable to seek medical attention at a formal hospital to identify the underlying cause as early as possible, which will facilitate quicker recovery.