Patient's question:
Hello, could premature ejaculation also be transmitted through urethritis? It was previously said that prostatitis could cause premature ejaculation, but what about urethritis? Does it cause premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
If there is a condition of premature ejaculation, it is recommended to seek medical attention promptly. Premature ejaculation refers to a sexual dysfunction where, after the penis is inserted into the vagina, the female has not yet reached orgasm, and the male's sexual intercourse time is shorter than 2 minutes, leading to premature ejaculation and subsequent sexual disharmony. There are multiple causes of premature ejaculation, and targeted strategies should be adopted based on different etiologies. First, it is important to promote sexual education and gain a comprehensive understanding of the sexual history of different couples. Based on the specific condition of the patient, guiding suggestions should be provided to alleviate psychological anxiety. The pre-coital comforting period is essential; the male should appropriately focus his attention and avoid excessive tension. Both partners should work together in mutual cooperation and adopt various approaches to shorten the time to initiate ejaculation.