Patient's question:
I recently got divorced from my wife. I used to have a habit of having sex, and recently, since my wife went back to her parents' house, I've been using sex to cope with being alone at home, about once a week. After my wife came back, I found that I actually had weak erections. Is this considered premature ejaculation? If so, how can I completely recover from this kind of erectile dysfunction caused by frequent sex? Do I need to take medication for it?Doctor's answer:
Frequent sexual intercourse leads to prolonged congestion in the urinary and reproductive systems, resulting in a decline in local immunity and potentially causing conditions such as urethritis, prostatitis, and seminal vesiculitis. Excessive sexual activity and overstimulation of the sexual nerves can, over time, lead to sexual nerve fatigue, causing a decrease in libido, premature ejaculation, and weak erections.1. Caress non-sensitive areas (arousal zones) without sexual intercourse, with special training for 1 week. This aims to reduce body sensitivity, eliminate tension, and restore natural and harmonious sexual response capabilities.
2. Continue caressing the sensitive areas without sexual intercourse, with special training for 1 week.