Patient's question:
I previously had premature ejaculation and later underwent treatment for it. My foreskin is now normal, with white blood cells at 5-7 and two + phospholipid bodies. My doctor said that three + is normal and only prescribed medication for me to regulate my condition for a month. Later, he said to come back for a follow-up check in two months to see if I could fully recover to three +.Hello doctors, how can I restore the normal level of phospholipid bodies, excluding the white blood cells at 5-7? Does this prove that my early premature ejaculation treatment has been effective? Can I engage in sexual activity? Please guide me.
Doctor's answer:
First, if you have frequent sexual activity or a high frequency of sexual life, it can easily lead to dysfunction of the prostate, which may result in lower levels of lecithin and now white blood cells below ten. You don't have any symptoms, so pay attention to drinking more water. Medication has already been prescribed for you, so take it on time. Just make sure to rest well and exercise your body. There's no need to worry excessively. A sexual duration of 4 to 8 minutes is considered normal. For severe cases of premature ejaculation, it is recommended to seek medical attention as soon as possible and follow the doctor's advice for early treatment. Avoid using medication blindly. The above suggestions are for reference only. I hope the answer above can help you. Thank you.