Patient's question:
When I got divorced, it seemed like my sexual function wasn't so good. However, I could still manage about one minute. My wife wasn't very happy about it. In the past two years, the work pressure has been quite high, and during sex, I often finished in just a couple of moves. She was always unhappy.Doctor's answer:
The majority of premature ejaculation is caused by psychological factors (mental factors), influenced by pathological excitement in the brain or increased central spinal excitement. A very small number of cases are due to organic diseases, such as excessive sexual nerve sensitivity, prostate or seminal vesicle diseases, etc. In some cases, premature ejaculation is caused by infrequent sexual activity. Once sexual intercourse occurs, the overly intense reflex naturally leads to premature ejaculation. Wives should comfort their husbands and encourage their partners, helping men to not fear premature ejaculation too much. This can effectively address the issue of how to deal with premature ejaculation. Of course, for cases of organic premature ejaculation, it is essential to undergo relevant examinations at a hospital.