I want to know what the difference is between impotence and premature ejaculation

Patient's question:

I recently experienced issues with my sexual performance, where my penis sometimes fails to erect or becomes erect but not firm. At other times, it becomes erect but doesn't stay hard long enough, making it impossible to have normal sexual life. I'm very troubled and feel embarrassed to face my wife. Is this premature ejaculation or something else? Are there differences between premature ejaculation and premature ejaculation?

Doctor's answer:

The penis sometimes cannot get erect, sometimes it gets erect but not firm, or it gets firm but does not last long. This condition is called impotence and premature ejaculation. Premature ejaculation refers to quickly losing firmness during sexual activity, or being completely unable to get erect. Premature ejaculation is also referred to as having a short sexual duration, generally when the duration of sexual activity is less than five minutes, it can be considered premature ejaculation. It is recommended to seek medical attention promptly at the urology department or andrology department of a hospital for a thorough examination and treatment.

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