Patient's question:
My husband was diagnosed with premature ejaculation. I don't know if it's due to stress, and I want to ask how to treat this condition. How much does it cost to treat premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
Generally, premature ejaculation can be treated by oneself. For example, during a shower, you can use the showerhead to spray warm water around the base of the penis, which is very effective for fully restoring the "energy" of the testicles. Because the erection of the penis makes the ligaments and nerves that support the penis quite fatigued, the longer the erection lasts, the more fatigued they become. The effect of warm water can accelerate blood circulation and help restore the fatigue of the testicles and penis as soon as possible. In addition, unlike soaking in a bathtub, showering has a better effect. Of course, the water pressure in a shower is better. If you need to see a doctor, for premature ejaculation and premature ejaculation, the use of medication should be determined to be safe, without side effects, and without dependence. If the foreskin is too long, it can be treated with a circumcision.