Patient's question:
Recently, my wife and I have been quite harmonious, but I have lost my sexual desire and don't want to have sex with her. Is this considered erectile dysfunction or premature ejaculation? What should I do? I hope the doctor can give me some advice on how to treat male premature ejaculation.Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation are defined as the inability of a man's genitalia to achieve normal erection during sexual activity, which is called premature ejaculation. Premature ejaculation is when the duration of sexual activity is longer than five minutes, which is considered premature ejaculation. So, what you mentioned earlier is that you don't have any desire in that regard, which means you don't have erectile dysfunction or premature ejaculation. You are simply exhibiting a lack of sexual desire, which may be related to your mood or could be triggered by certain perinatal diseases. Therefore, it is recommended to relax and better identify the cause for targeted treatment.