Patient's question:
One month into the marriage. My wife and I had sex for less than a minute and I came. The second time it was hard to get erect, and after the first ejaculation, my libido didn't return. I used to have a history of masturbation, and over the past two years, I've noticed I urinate more frequently.Hello, is this premature ejaculation? Could you prescribe some medication for me? If I want to go to the hospital, which department should I visit?
Doctor's answer:
Try the following methods to treat premature ejaculation:1. Wearing a condom can reduce the sensitivity of the glans.
2. Mental distraction method. When having sex with your partner, think about other things, such as whether you've paid the water and electricity bills today, how much you paid, or how to plan for tomorrow, etc.
3. Relax your mood, don't be nervous. Actually, sex itself is a very enjoyable and romantic thing. Being too nervous can easily lead to premature ejaculation.
Scientific research shows that premature ejaculation is only considered when a man experiences another ejaculation within 15 seconds of inserting his penis into a woman's vagina. In reality, most people believe they have premature ejaculation, but it is often just a result of their own nervousness.