Patient's question:
Divorced for a year, I haven't been able to complete a single sexual act. It always gets soft when I insert, even though I have a 10-year sexual history. I'm having sex less frequently now, but still can't complete it. Is there anything I should take to supplement? Is it caused by masturbation-induced impotence?Doctor's answer:
Excessive sexual activity can be harmful to the body and may even lead to premature ejaculation. Because of the habituation to sexual stimulation, the response to normal sexual activity becomes lower, making it difficult to achieve sufficient sexual stimulation for full erection. Over time, non-sexual activities cannot lead to an erection. Therefore, it is recommended that men do not have frequent sexual activity to avoid recurring premature ejaculation and sexual dysfunction. When premature ejaculation recurs, it is advisable to use medications from reputable manufacturers. Baiyunshan Jingo, the first domestically produced "Viagra," can be used for impotence, premature ejaculation, erectile dysfunction, and weak ejaculation, with proven efficacy. In addition to symptomatic treatment, patients with premature ejaculation should pay attention to maintaining deep sleep at all times in their daily lives. Sufficient deep sleep is essential to help you recover from this condition as quickly as possible.