Patient's question:
Previously, I had thorough examinations done at a urology hospital, but I didn't dare to follow the doctor's advice for treatment. Were the examinations conducted at the urology hospital legitimate and real? Does this data indicate premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction was previously known as impotence. It refers to the persistent inability to achieve and maintain sufficient erection to engage in satisfactory sexual intercourse over the past three months. This includes whether the penis can achieve adequate hardness under sexual stimulation to penetrate, whether it can maintain the erection for a sufficient duration, whether there are premature ejaculation or other ejaculation dysfunction, and whether there are abnormalities in sexual climax. Occasional successful sexual intercourse does not necessarily confirm impotence. Premature ejaculation can be relieved, but the treatment process is generally slow, and the condition is prone to recurrence after treatment. Therefore, active cooperation with the doctor, appropriate medication, and avoiding prolonged sitting or riding are essential. Additionally, patients should pay attention to personal hygiene.