Patient's question:
My husband has been having difficulty getting erections recently. He has taken many medications for ED, such as sertraline and Urocit-K, but they haven't worked very well. I heard that urology hospitals are very professional in treating premature ejaculation. I want to take my husband there for a check-up. What preparations should we make before going? Besides how this condition is caused, is it related to hygiene and diet?Doctor's answer:
If a man has an issue with penile erection function, it indicates a problem with premature ejaculation. Do not use medication blindly; it is essential to identify the specific cause before treating accordingly. Using medication not only fails to solve the problem but can also worsen symptoms. Urology hospitals are generally better for treating sexual dysfunction, but it is crucial to consider the hospital's reputation. The causes of sexual dysfunction are relatively complex and can be related to poor hygiene habits and dietary habits. Premature ejaculation tends to be recurrent, requiring long-term oral medication.