Patient's question:
I met my boyfriend last summer and we had many sexual encounters, but none were successful. He had hyperthyroidism two years ago, but it has already healed on its own and he has not had any relapses. However, each time we had sex, I didn't know how his penis had reached the right position inside my body because we had no experience with this before. I've read about the symptoms of premature ejaculation, which is when the penis cannot get erect or cannot get fully erect. Due to lack of experience, I don't know if his penis is normally erect, only that he has a strong sex drive and his penis can naturally get erect. He is accustomed to rubbing his penis, and I don't know if this is a good habit? He used to have hyperthyroidism, so will it affect future sexual life?Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction refers to a man's inability to achieve or maintain an erection during sexual activity, or the inability to complete normal sexual intercourse or even enter the vagina for sexual intercourse. In the clinical manifestations of premature ejaculation, although it frequently occurs, the penis can still become erect in the morning or during sexual activity and maintain it for a period of time, which is often caused by psychological factors. There is also a type of premature ejaculation that can be treated with Baiyunshan Jingo, the first domestically produced "Viagra," used for impotence, erectile dysfunction, and weak ejaculation, with proven efficacy. In addition to treating premature ejaculation, patients are advised to pay attention to their diet and maintain a pleasant mood in daily life to enhance their physical condition and accelerate recovery.