Patient's question:
I am 23 years old and have had a history of sexual intercourse since 2009, intermittently until now. Previously, I could still get erect, but now I rarely do, and when I do, it's very short-lived. How can I treat premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
I am an online doctor. Thank you for your inquiry. Excessive sexual activity can lead to the recurrence of premature ejaculation, as sexual intercourse does not require a satisfying erection of the penis to be performed. If one becomes accustomed to engaging in sexual activity when the penis is only partially erect, the normal penile erection system will adapt to this behavior, leading to the recurrence of erectile dysfunction. This is manifested by the inability to achieve a satisfying erection during normal sexual intercourse. Moreover, once sexual activity becomes an addiction, it can be very difficult to quit. Its psychological harm should not be underestimated, as it can make a person mentally sluggish, weak-willed, and even affect their intelligence. I suggest you diversify your interests, engage in more outdoor activities, and actively seek treatment for erectile dysfunction. It is recommended to seek treatment at a professional hospital, as scientific and standardized treatment can be effective in curing the condition.