Patient's question:
For several years, I've been unaware of how to treat premature ejaculation. I once read that it was related to prostatitis. Even after treating it, the problem persisted, and I still don't know why.Doctor's answer:
Based on the analysis of your consultation content, in your case, I wonder if your premature ejaculation has been confirmed by a doctor or if it's just a self-perception? Prostatitis may lead to premature ejaculation, but it's not the only cause. There may also be emotional or psychological factors (such as anxiety). It is recommended to undergo a detailed and thorough examination in the urology department or male medicine department of a regular hospital to allow the doctor to make a clear diagnosis. If it is indeed the issue, then standardized treatment should be followed, ranging from psychological therapy to medication. In addition, during the treatment for premature ejaculation, apart from medication, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also particularly important. The patient must maintain a light diet and keep a cheerful and optimistic mindset to avoid unnecessary interference with the recovery of premature ejaculation.