Patient's question:
Doctor, I've been divorced from my husband for over a month, but I've noticed he has some premature ejaculation. Besides that, he often says he doesn't have the energy to do that with me. My husband is only 30 years old. At first, I was quite angry because he was my husband right after our divorce, but my husband is very good to me. Seeing how troubled he is, I couldn't bear to scold him. My husband confessed to me that he had been with his first girlfriend for four years before she gave him a. I guess it might be because he held back too much before, which is why he's like this now?Doctor's answer:
For premature ejaculation, it is recommended to seek follow-up treatment at a sexual dysfunction specialty clinic to identify the cause and receive targeted treatment. Additionally, it is advised to wear a condom and try changing positions, such as the woman-on-top position, to reduce sensitivity. Furthermore, increasing sexual activity can also help reduce the sensitivity of the glans and is quite effective. For some people who are just starting to have sex, this is normal. It is caused by excessive sensitivity of the glans, which requires a certain amount of time to recover. Alternatively, intermittent sexual activity can be used to gradually restore function. And please don’t let a single instance of success weigh on your mind. Premature ejaculation patients can understand standard treatment while using folk remedies as supplementary treatment in daily life. Proper dietary habits should be maintained in daily meals to avoid stimulating foods.