Patient's question:
Erectile dysfunction is a precursor to premature ejaculation? I don't know what's going on. Recently, I've had a strong desire for sexual activity, but I just can't get erect. Even when I do, it's very short and lacks much force. I want to ask, what should I do if I have erectile dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
Men with premature ejaculation may also experience sexual guilt, but unfortunately, they lack the strength to overcome it. With guilt but no drive, it becomes difficult to achieve an erection when facing the person they love. As men, their hearts naturally worry and become anxious. Due to psychological effects, the more anxious they become, the less able they are to achieve a normal erection. Most premature ejaculation patients can still achieve an erection, but the duration is too short. For premature ejaculation patients, timely treatment can reduce recurrence. If left untreated, it can affect overall health. Therefore, patients should seek timely medication and maintain regular sexual activity in daily life.