Patient's question:
Recently, the symptoms of premature ejaculation have reappeared noticeably. There is no problem with erection, but it's impossible to last for even a few minutes before ejaculation, and I feel a sense of loss of control. Currently, I'm at work and want to consult about some effective methods for treating premature ejaculation.Doctor's answer:
Sexual activity lasting more than two minutes is considered normal, and only when it exceeds two minutes is it considered premature ejaculation. If premature ejaculation occurs again, it is primarily considered due to excessive sexual activity, kidney deficiency, prostatitis, or excessive psychological stress. Secretions can be collected for laboratory tests, and the results can be used to make a diagnosis. It is essential to maintain personal hygiene and identify the cause of the condition to treat it accordingly. Daily personal habits should be paid attention to, and a healthy diet should be maintained.