Patient's question:
Divorced for 2 years, because of my own erection difficulties, I have been eager for sexual life, but during the act, I quickly lose erection. I have visited local hospitals and sought treatment, but the situation remains the same. I want to have children, can artificial insemination be an option? Regarding sexual life with my wife, since I lose erection almost immediately, but her hymen is still intact (she is a virgin), can it be done? I am now unsure how to proceed.Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described above, a 35-year-old man who has been married for two years is currently experiencing premature ejaculation and difficulty in achieving an erection, making it impossible for him to engage in normal sexual activity. In your case, it is important to first identify the cause of premature ejaculation through laboratory tests to determine if there is a problem with chronic prostatitis or kidney deficiency, and then treat the condition based on the specific cause. Premature ejaculation is prone to recurrence, requiring long-term medication. Additionally, male patients should actively seek professional and reputable medical treatment and consider treatment based on the results of examinations. It is also important to maintain a proper diet and avoid sexual activity.