Patient's question:
I used to be quite healthy, but in the past two years, for some unknown reason, I and my wife have repeatedly experienced symptoms of premature ejaculation. My wife doesn't say much, but she's quite hurt inside. I'm thinking it might be because I'm getting older and my physical condition has declined. I've been exercising for a few months, but it's still the same. What are the reasons that can trigger premature ejaculation in men?Doctor's answer:
Incorrect sexual intercourse and masturbation methods can leave hidden risks behind. In a sense, it can also be called "self-induced premature ejaculation." For most young men, sexual intercourse is inevitable, and it is their only way to satisfy their desires when they don't have a sexual partner. However, the majority of people stimulate the penis and glans with their hands, and this loose stimulation is generally weaker than the intense friction of sexual organs during intercourse. When accustomed to this loose stimulation, the threshold for the stimulus that triggers ejaculation again becomes lower.