Patient's question:
My husband feels that his sexual function is not working well. He sweats a lot and lacks energy shortly after intimacy. He also struggles with involuntary ejaculation. He doesn't feel comfortable seeing a doctor because he thinks talking about such things would hurt his dignity. What are the reasons for my husband's premature ejaculation? How can it be treated? Solve the equation.Doctor's answer:
In clinical diagnosis, the main reasons for premature ejaculation are primarily due to men experiencing rapid ejaculation during daily life, as well as excessive psychological tension. Additionally, prolonged and excessive overtime or overly intense training can also lead to premature ejaculation. Moreover, issues with the penis, such as the formation of corpora cavernosa nodules or blocked vas deferens, or conditions like prostatitis, can also cause premature ejaculation. In clinical diagnosis, during treatment, if the issue is related to psychological tension, a psychologist can be involved in the treatment. If it is caused by inflammation, clinical diagnosis can involve the use of anti-inflammatory medications for treatment and regulation.