Patient's question:
I recently noticed that the time spent with my husband during intimacy has been shorter than before, with a total reduction of about ten to fifteen minutes. He has also mentioned experiencing frequent urination and urgency recently, but he's hesitant to go to the hospital for a thorough examination. I suspect he might have premature ejaculation and would like to consult a doctor. How can premature ejaculation be diagnosed?Doctor's answer:
Speculation on premature ejaculation is primarily based on symptoms and function in clinical diagnosis. During sexual activity, the penis cannot maintain an unlimited erection, and it becomes soft very quickly. This is clinically diagnosed as premature ejaculation. It can easily affect the sexual life and emotions of a couple, and may also lead to an improvement in sexual quality. First, it is essential to go to a local hospital for treatment to prevent the breakdown of the marital relationship.