Patient's question:
I have roughly a 17-18-year sexual history, basically starting to have sex since I was 17-18 years old. There were no abnormalities found regarding the prerequisite for marriage. Only in the past year have I started experiencing premature ejaculation again. Now, basically, as soon as I insert, I want to ejaculate. It's a bother, doctor. Could you tell me how to treat premature ejaculation with a history of sexual activity?Doctor's answer:
The history of men re-engaging in sexual intercourse is very common in clinical diagnosis. However, this behavior is not allowed and is not recommended, as it can easily lead to men experiencing recurring impotence and premature ejaculation, changes in penile function, and further exacerbate abnormal psychological and mental states. Therefore, it is best to abstain from this act of sexual intercourse, and appropriate deep activities can be performed during daily life to help with adjustment. In some cases, premature ejaculation may also be addressed through surgery.