Patient's question:
Doctor, hello. In the past two months, my husband has been unable to fully erect his penis during intercourse, and it's not hard enough. It only gets slightly erect and then becomes soft. He has a history of sexual intercourse, but I'm not sure if it's premature ejaculation. I want to ask you a question: what should I do if the penis cannot get erect during intercourse?Doctor's answer:
Your husband cannot achieve full erection during sexual activity, and the erection is not firm enough, with a short duration. This situation may indicate the possibility of premature ejaculation. It is important to advise your husband to avoid smoking and drinking beer, take a nap before 11 PM, not to work overtime, and to reduce psychological stress. He should also adjust his mindset and consider enhancing physical exercise and consuming more foods that support kidney health and yang enhancement. If necessary, he should visit a hospital for a thorough examination to identify and address the underlying causes. Under the guidance of a doctor, he can take herbal supplements that support kidney health and yang enhancement to implement symptomatic treatment.