Patient's question:
Hello doctor. A few weeks ago, I discovered I have premature ejaculation. I took medication for a while, but it didn't work. At the doctor's suggestion, I had a penile dorsal nerve block surgery. However, ten days after the surgery, I still have premature ejaculation. Is this considered a successful surgery? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
The risk of undergoing a penile dorsal nerve block surgery is relatively high. Improper surgery can easily lead to sexual dysfunction, such as erectile dysfunction. After the surgery, sexual activity is not allowed for the first month. If sexual intercourse occurs 10 days post-surgery, the physical condition has not fully recovered. This not only fails to improve sexual ability but also hinders the body's complete recovery. It is essential to pay attention and avoid sexual activity for now. Additionally, there are other considerations. Excessive sensitivity of the penile dorsal nerve is a cause of premature ejaculation, but there are also other factors that can lead to it. If the cause is not accurately identified, even surgery may not resolve the issue.