Patient's question:
I haven't had sexual activity for a long time. Recently, I haven't felt any sexual desire. I went to the hospital for some thorough examinations, and the doctor said I had developed premature ejaculation. During sexual activity, I would start to ejaculate within just a few minutes, which made me feel very embarrassed.Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction can be divided into congenital premature ejaculation and acquired pathological premature ejaculation. First, it is necessary to undergo a physical examination at the hospital. This primarily involves a thorough examination of the development and growth of the reproductive system and the third characteristics, with a need to examine the cardiovascular, nervous, and endocrine systems. Through this comprehensive and systematic examination, it can be determined whether the diagnosis for the gentlemen is pathological or congenital premature ejaculation. The most common examinations usually include a blood test and liver/kidney function tests, primarily checking blood sugar and urine sugar. Additionally, specific examinations are required, which are usually related to psychological aspects. The vast majority of pathological premature ejaculation is caused by psychological factors. It is also necessary to conduct targeted examinations of the penis.