Patient's question:
I recently noticed a situation where I feel unable to perform well during sexual activity, even after ejaculation, and can only manage to ejaculate a little. I'm worried it might be premature ejaculation, but I used to be fine before. I suspect it might be related to the frequency of sexual activity in recent times, possibly due to overindulgence, so I wanted to ask the doctor how to determine whether it's overindulgence or premature ejaculation.Doctor's answer:
If you are unable to achieve an erection for three consecutive months and cannot enter the female vagina, it is considered premature ejaculation. As for excessive sexual activity, it primarily refers to having too frequent sexual intercourse. Normally, having two to three sexual encounters per week is considered normal. If your frequency is significantly lower than this, it could be indicative of excessive sexual activity. You can try abstaining from sexual activity for a period to see if it improves. If the situation does not improve, it is recommended that you have your sexual hormone excretion checked, along with a routine examination of prostatic fluid for further diagnosis. Premature ejaculation can be stabilized, but the treatment period is generally long, and the condition is prone to recurrence after treatment. Therefore, during treatment, medications should be used specifically for the condition, and patients should also maintain a light diet.