Patient's question:
My husband is 28 years old this year, and we got married recently. Lately, during sex, my husband always rushes through it, making me feel like he might have some sexual performance issues. I suspect he has erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation, but he doesn't deny it either. I want to ask a doctor, what are the symptoms of erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of premature ejaculation are the inability to achieve an erection during sexual activity, or even if there is a slight erection, the hardness is insufficient to enter the vagina. The definition of premature ejaculation is sexual activity that is too short; it is considered premature ejaculation only if it lasts less than two minutes for several months. If it happens occasionally, just once or twice with a short duration, it does not count as premature ejaculation. If you have the above condition, it is necessary to consider going to the hospital for further and thorough examination to identify the cause and then receive targeted treatment. It is mainly recommended to visit urology or andrology departments. The condition of premature ejaculation tends to recur frequently, requiring long-term medication. For male patients, it is essential to seek treatment at professional and reputable hospitals and consider treatment based on the examination results.