Patient's question:
People say that men at forty are like flowers in full bloom, but I've experienced premature ejaculation again at just 38. Every time it's due to lack of stamina, and my wife is very unhappy with me. But I can't do anything about it. It's really not something I'm willing to accept at such a young age. My colleagues have recommended many medications, but they're not professional doctors. Could you please tell me which medications can treat premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
This requires a careful examination of the individual's reasons for premature ejaculation. Clinically, common causes include prostate diseases, excessive sensitivity of the glans, and psychological factors. In addition to some three-high diseases and abnormal excretion of sexual hormones, all of these may lead to the recurrence of premature ejaculation. In terms of treatment, if the premature ejaculation is caused by prostatitis, antibiotics can be used for anti-inflammatory purposes. If the glans is too sensitive, topical anesthetic creams or other similar medications can be applied. Psychological factors also need to be addressed.