Patient's question:
Recently, things haven't been going smoothly at work, and my body isn't performing well either. I feel like I'm not as strong as I used to be. When I try to get an erection, it weakens or I lose it, and I don't know how to cover it up. How can I treat this?Doctor's answer:
I. Sexual PsychologyAny type of premature ejaculation should emphasize psychological therapy to achieve twice the result with half the effort. Anxiety, tension, and other emotions generated by the brain are often the causes of premature ejaculation. In the 1960s, Masters and Johnson, and in the 1970s, Kaplan, made significant achievements in sexual psychology therapy. Through a series of sensate focus training, patients' tension can be alleviated, anxiety and fear emotions completely eliminated, and confidence in fully recovering erectile function increased. By combining physical techniques with guidance on behavioral methods, the stability rate for undecided premature ejaculation patients reaches 30% to 55%. Premature ejaculation patients can, while understanding targeted treatment, use folk remedies as supplementary therapy in daily life.