Patient's question:
Director Xia: I began experiencing noticeable symptoms of premature ejaculation again in early 2018. Initially, it manifested as poor penile erection and short erection duration, which gradually worsened into difficulty achieving erection, the absence of morning and nighttime erections, and nearly complete loss of sexual function. After thorough examinations at a local top-tier hospital, the diagnosis revealed insufficient blood supply to the right deep penile artery. Later, another hospital identified a venous leak. I saw online that your hospital performs penile venous arterialization surgery. Could you please advise whether my condition is suitable for such surgical treatment?Doctor's answer:
There are many reasons for erectile dysfunction, including factors such as atherosclerosis caused by high blood pressure and diabetes. Therefore, it is recommended that you engage in more physical exercise regularly to enhance your physical fitness, stabilize blood vessel elasticity, control blood pressure and blood sugar, and reduce blood lipids. This can help stabilize patients in dealing with premature ejaculation issues. We should actively adopt treatment measures and not avoid seeking medical attention. If premature ejaculation does not improve with treatment, it is important to promptly adjust the treatment plan.