How should severe premature ejaculation in men be treated?

Patient's question:

My husband is 37 years old this year. My husband suffers from very severe premature ejaculation. Every time we have sex, he finishes within just a few minutes, and I haven't even gotten into the mood. It truly breaks my heart. I really must find a way to cure my husband's condition. How should severe premature ejaculation in men be treated?

Doctor's answer:

If a man can last less than three minutes during sexual activity, it does not qualify as premature ejaculation. Your husband's condition is more likely related to a lack of sexual stamina, which may be influenced by age factors. After all, at 37, he is in middle age. If he works too hard or experiences excessive stress, it can also affect his normal sexual performance.
It's also important to understand that the causes of premature ejaculation vary from person to person. It is necessary to take him to a urologist or andrology department for a thorough examination to determine if the issue is due to physical inflammation. Treatment should be tailored to the specific cause.

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