Patient's question:
Sexual intercourse-induced premature ejaculation is accompanied by mid-course limpness and difficulty urinating. Occasionally, there is a feeling of incomplete urination. The hardness during sexual activity is not sufficient, lasting less than three minutes.Doctor's answer:
Excessive sexual activity can be harmful, interfering with physical health and potentially leading to prostatitis. In severe cases, it can disrupt sexual life. Quitting sexual activity, exercising more, and strengthening the body are recommended. Avoid overworking and excessive strain. Quit smoking and alcohol, and maintain a regular lifestyle. It is advised to revisit the hospital for a check-up, as there may be prostatitis. If prostatitis is present, medication should be taken. Patients facing the harm of premature ejaculation should promptly follow the principle of symptomatic treatment and avoid delaying medical consultation. If premature ejaculation does not improve with treatment, the treatment plan should be adjusted promptly.