Patient's question:
My husband always has difficulty getting erect, which makes me question if he has premature ejaculation. But every time we have sex, he says he can't continue even before I feel anything. I'm very troubled and want to ask a doctor if premature ejaculation can still lead to ejaculation. If I want to have a child, will it cause any interference? Can anything be done to prepare for it in advance?Doctor's answer:
Hello, premature ejaculation is often accompanied by erectile dysfunction. Impotence and premature ejaculation are manifestations of sexual dysfunction, and patients with premature ejaculation can generally achieve ejaculation. If you want to get pregnant, you need to undergo a urological examination and a routine semen analysis. As long as the semen is normal and ejaculation can occur, it generally will not interfere with normal pregnancy. Do not have excessive psychological pressure. Both partners need to have pre-pregnancy tests.