Patient's question:
My husband has recently experienced some premature ejaculation issues. Although it's not severe, it has greatly bothered him, and he often sighs, feeling lost. I try to comfort him, but I still can't seem to cheer him up. I really want to help him. What are some treatment methods for incomplete premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction is a common clinical diagnosis in urology. Incomplete premature ejaculation indicates a decline in sexual function, failing to meet normal standards, leading to prolonged sexual activity and causing disharmony in sex life. There are several reasons for premature ejaculation. Do not use medication casually on your own, as it may worsen the condition due to incorrect treatment. It is best to revisit a regular public hospital's urology department for a thorough examination, identify the cause, and then adopt corresponding treatment measures based on the diagnosis. This is the most correct and effective treatment approach.