Patient's question:
Male, 32 years old, a thorough check-up half a year ago said there was a bit of kidney deficiency, but I didn't care much. Almost every day, I had sexual activity. Recently, I couldn't reach an orgasm anymore. I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, and the doctor said it was impotence and premature ejaculation. My wife is insisting on getting married.Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction is a type of sexual dysfunction in men. Premature ejaculation refers to a sexual intercourse disorder where, after the penis is inserted into the vagina, the male reaches orgasm before the female reaches sexual climax, with the sexual intercourse duration being less than 2 minutes, leading to repeated sexual dissatisfaction. It is recommended to seek follow-up treatment in a sexual dysfunction specialty to identify the cause and receive targeted treatment. Additionally, it is advised to wear a condom and change positions, such as the male-on-top position, to reduce sensitivity. Furthermore, increasing sexual activity can also help reduce the sensitivity of the glans penis, which is highly effective. This is particularly normal for some individuals who are just beginning to engage in sexual activity.