Patient's question:
I have had premature ejaculation for over ten years, lasting less than two minutes. I have a history of sexual activity, but I am currently single and haven't had any sexual activity for over ten years. My sexual habits have been corrected. I am introverted and under pressure from life and emotions. I have never seen a doctor for this condition before. A few days ago, I had a thorough examination of the sensitivity of the penis at a urology hospital. The results showed low sensitivity thresholds. The prostate examination results were uneven echoes. They recommended surgery, but I didn't have it. I also didn't buy any medication.Hello, must premature ejaculation be treated with surgery? What medications can be used if surgery is not performed? I hope a professional doctor can clarify this. Thank you.
Doctor's answer:
Dear consultant, hello. Premature ejaculation is a type of sexual dysfunction characterized by the emission of semen at the beginning of sexual intercourse, or even before sexual intercourse, making it impossible to engage in normal sexual life. No surgery is needed; you can take Viagra orally to boost your confidence. Premature ejaculation patients can use folk remedies as supplementary treatment in daily life while understanding professional treatment, and should maintain a proper diet in daily life to avoid stimulating foods.