Patient's question:
My house is close to the red-light district, so my sexual awareness developed earlier than my peers, and my libido is particularly strong. I started masturbating around the age of 14. Now, I can clearly feel that I'm not as good as before. I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, and the result showed leukocytes in prostatic fluid at 7-10 per high power field. Is this serious? Is it related to premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
The diagnostic criteria for premature ejaculation refer to the time from the start of sexual intercourse to the point of vaginal penetration and ejaculation to orgasm. According to the guidelines, if this time is less than one minute, it can be diagnosed as premature ejaculation. The patient's ability to inhibit ejaculation, meaning their poor control over ejaculation, is also referred to as premature ejaculation. This includes situations where they want to stop but cannot, or where they want to slow down but cannot. Finally, couples who are dissatisfied with the duration or intensity of their sexual life can also be categorized as premature ejaculation patients. The diagnostic criteria for premature ejaculation are relatively broad, and meeting any one of them can be defined as premature ejaculation.