Patient's question:
I have premature ejaculation, and I have abstained from sexual activity for 6 months. Occasionally, I think about it and feel powerless to resist, so I might touch myself a few times, but I always hold back. The day before yesterday, at midnight, I wanted to try it out—had I been effective after abstaining for so long? I also had a cold, so I tried a few times, and I was a bit stronger than before. I don’t know why, but my head started to hurt a bit on the third day. The day before yesterday was better than the day before, and today is a bit better than yesterday. Please tell me how I should treat my premature ejaculation.Doctor's answer:
Appropriate sexual activity is beneficial for both the body and mind. Excessive indulgence, however, can harm mental acuity and lead to confusion. It can negatively disrupt both mental state and concentration. For patients facing the dangers of premature ejaculation, it is crucial to actively undergo thorough examinations and treatment, without avoiding medical consultation. If premature ejaculation persists despite treatment, it is essential to promptly adjust the treatment plan.