Patient's question:
I've noticed that I've been experiencing premature ejaculation frequently recently, and I also have some discomfort when urinating. Is this premature ejaculation? How can I determine if I have premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
A common cause of dysuria is urethritis or diarrhea-induced. Urinary tract inflammation or prostatitis can all affect sexual function. It is recommended that you use antibiotics promptly for anti-inflammatory treatment, and if necessary, take oral herbs that clear heat and detoxify. In terms of diet, drink plenty of warm water to enhance metabolism, and avoid consuming spicy and irritating foods. If your sexual activity duration is significantly shorter than usual, lasting less than five minutes, with low libido, it may indicate impotence and premature ejaculation.