Patient's question:
It might be due to the effects of long-term sexual activity that I have experienced premature ejaculation symptoms again. During intimacy with my wife, I have been unable to even penetrate before reaching orgasm. This has made me feel extremely self-conscious. I would be grateful if the doctor could provide some clarification for me. Can premature ejaculation be treated?Doctor's answer:
This disease is a very common male condition, primarily affecting middle-aged and elderly men, mainly due to the significant life stress they experience. During sexual activity, they are unable to control ejaculation, with the phenomenon occurring again before or within one minute of the penis entering the vagina. Premature ejaculation is generally believed to involve the penis becoming erect during intercourse but losing control over ejaculation, with the phenomenon recurring before or just after insertion into the vagina. For this early-stage condition, treatment typically involves addressing the underlying causes with symptomatic therapy. If the symptoms are severe, surgical removal of sensitive nerves may also be necessary.