Patient's question:
Erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, poor sperm quality, unable to get erect, sensitive glans, insufficient blood supply to the yin organ, blood flow is sluggish, prostatitis with fibrosis, 45 years old, cracked tongue, afraid of heat and sweating when taking afternoon naps, feet are always warm, stomach is bloated, have Helicobacter pylori.Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation are the most common issues men encounter during sexual activity. Premature ejaculation refers to the inability to maintain an erection, meaning the penis does not become hard enough, or it becomes hard but cannot sustain the hardness until the end of sexual activity, resulting in unsatisfactory erections. It specifically refers to the time it takes for ejaculation after the penis is inserted into the vagina not reaching the desired satisfaction time, or ejaculation occurring within three minutes. Symptomatic treatments can be implemented for premature ejaculation, such as using medications to directly regulate ejaculation time. These medications primarily target the nervous system to shorten ejaculation time, producing significant therapeutic effects. Therefore, premature ejaculation and premature climax are two different conditions with completely different treatment approaches.