Patient's question:
During this period of training, I have been quite busy. At night, there have been several instances where the symptoms of impotence and premature ejaculation reappeared. Previously, this never happened. I don't know what's going on, so I would like to ask what methods can be used to treat premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
Based on the number of thrusts: If the number of thrusts during penile penetration into the vagina is less than 10 to 30, it is considered premature ejaculation.Based on time: The time from penile penetration into the vagina to ejaculation, generally considered to be less than 2 minutes, is considered premature ejaculation.
Clinical manifestations of premature ejaculation are primarily rapid ejaculation.
Based on the partner's feedback: During sexual activity, if more than half of the sexual encounters fail to bring the female partner to orgasm, it can be referred to as premature ejaculation.
To treat premature ejaculation, the first step is to identify the cause. Premature ejaculation is generally treated through surgical denervation of the back nerves, deep training, or through penile friction training. For example, if there is a sensation of ejaculation after an erection, then performing penile lifting, pulling, or stimulating the urethral glans to reduce sensitivity can help correct the issue through this training method.