Patient's question:
I am experiencing premature ejaculation during sexual activity and feel it is related to my frequent sexual intercourse in the past. I don't know what to do now, so I want to ask how can I prevent premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
The definition of premature ejaculation has been debated, often evaluated by the male's potential ejaculation period or the frequency with which a woman reaches sexual climax during intercourse. If a man loses the ability to control ejaculation during intercourse, then ejaculation before or immediately after the penis is inserted into the vagina is considered the standard. The causes of premature ejaculation include: nerve damage due to frequent intercourse during adolescence, prostate diseases, chronic prostatitis leading to overexcitement of the ejaculation tube nerves, endocrine system re-adjustment interference, psychological factors, and phimosis, among others. The most common form of premature ejaculation dysfunction is characterized by ejaculation at the beginning of intercourse or even before intercourse, making it impossible to maintain normal sexual life, with an incidence rate affecting more than one-third of adult men.