Patient's question:
I was able to last for a relatively long time before the age of thirty, and those years had good sexual quality, naturally leading to a harmonious marital relationship. But in the past couple of years, I feel it's been going downhill—I can't last more than a few minutes before giving up. This must be premature ejaculation, right? How can premature ejaculation be treated?Doctor's answer:
Sexual intercourse time is too short, which is a symptom of premature ejaculation. If premature ejaculation occurs frequently, it may prevent women from achieving sexual climax and satisfaction during sexual activity. Over time, this could potentially affect normal family relationships. It is important to maintain a positive mindset, have a correct understanding, and seek early medical examination to identify potential factors such as perinatal urinary tract infections, abnormal excretion of sexual hormones in the body, or causes like mental tension and overexertion. For patients with premature ejaculation, timely treatment can help reduce the incidence of the condition. If left untreated, it may negatively impact overall health. Therefore, patients should seek medication and avoid overexertion in daily life while paying attention to personal hygiene. Wishing you a speedy recovery.