Patient's question:
Sex leads to premature ejaculation, weak erection, occasional urine retention, and sometimes incomplete urination. Yesterday, I had a thorough examination at a private hospital, and they said my glans sensitivity is 1.8. They recommended surgery, but I felt they were trying to scam me, so I didn't do it. After learning about the risks, I started exercising, and my mood has improved. I feel much better physically than before. However, I engage in sexual activity very rarely, but premature ejaculation still affects me. I hope doctors can help me with this.Doctor's answer:
In this case, surgery is not necessary for treatment. However, the patient should first go to a regular public hospital for a thorough examination of the urinalysis and aB to check for possible urinary system diseases. If the patient is currently having sexual activity, but is not satisfied with the duration of intercourse, they can apply a topical lidocaine cream to the glans before sexual activity, which helps reduce the sensitivity of the genital organs and gradually prolong the duration. Additionally, during the treatment for premature ejaculation, the patient's dietary condition and care are also crucial.