Patient's question:
Is it really true that a 16-year-old will never suffer from premature ejaculation? Why is my sexual intercourse time less than 3 minutes, which has severely impacted me? Is there a way to test whether I have premature ejaculation or not (sexual intercourse frequency is generally once every two weeks, lasting for two and a half months)?Doctor's answer:
The situation described does not involve premature ejaculation. Sexual intercourse every two weeks is not considered frequent, but it can help prevent and avoid it. There are many factors involved in this situation, so there is no need to worry. It is also closely related to psychological factors. When patients face the interference of premature ejaculation, we should promptly implement the principle of symptomatic treatment. There is no need to avoid seeking medical attention. If premature ejaculation does not improve with treatment, it is important to promptly switch to a new treatment plan.