Patient's question:
How is premature ejaculation generally treated in clinical diagnosis? What is the cure rate? How long does it take to heal on its own? Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Generally, medication for premature ejaculation treatment is effective. If medication treatment is ineffective, it may be considered that the condition could be due to organic diseases, among which vascular premature ejaculation is more common. The causes of premature ejaculation are relatively complex and can be broadly categorized into four types: organic, psychological, and mixed. PDE5 inhibitors are currently a very effective treatment for premature ejaculation, significantly stabilizing erectile function in patients with organic, psychological, and mixed ED. Other tonifying herbs take longer to take effect and must be taken according to a prescribed course, which can be costly. While taking medication, it is recommended to combine it with physical exercise and a proper diet, which can slow down and improve the condition. You are relatively young, so it is likely that poor habits are the cause. Patients should avoid prolonged sitting or riding and pay more attention to personal hygiene.