Patient's question:
Recently, the time spent with my wife during intimacy has become too short, and the hardness has also not lasted long before ejaculation occurs. The doctor said it's premature ejaculation. What are some simple methods to treat premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
For premature ejaculation, the current treatment approach focuses on symptomatic relief, and during subsequent sexual activity, condoms can be used. The symptoms include an ejaculation latency period of less than one minute or a frequency of female orgasmic disorder during intercourse of less than 50%. Psychological treatment for premature ejaculation requires the cooperation of the patient's wife. Because misunderstandings or negative attitudes from the female partner can increase the male's tension, anxiety, and psychological pressure, the female should adopt a tolerant and caring attitude, providing verbal and behavioral support to alleviate the male's tension and help him build self-confidence. Additionally, the division of the dorsal nerve of the penis can be used to treat premature ejaculation. Furthermore, it is also necessary to treat the underlying causes of premature ejaculation, such as urethritis or balanitis.