Patient's question:
I am 58 years old this year. As I get older, my sexual life with my wife has become increasingly weak. Not only is the time short, but the hardness is also not enough. My wife is unwilling to cooperate with me and has no interest in me either. I have taken many aphrodisiacs, but they haven't had much effect. I am very troubled and want to ask, can premature ejaculation be cured?Doctor's answer:
As one ages, physical conditions tend to improve. This indeed affects normal sexual function. If a couple lacks vitality in their intimate life and does not take care of it, it can become quite troublesome. However, it is not advisable to take these aphrodisiac medications casually. Even if they are effective, they can be detrimental to the body, making it a losing proposition. It is best to thoroughly investigate whether there are any chronic conditions in the body, such as high blood pressure, high blood lipids, or high blood sugar, in addition to urological diseases like prostatitis or benign prostatic hyperplasia. It is also important to check if kidney function is normal. These adverse factors are all potential causes of sexual dysfunction. Once these issues are identified, targeted care and treatment should be able to improve sexual function.